Qurratulain Hyder on the Move : Crossing the Frontiers of Gender, Language, and Nation /
In a career spanning seven decades, Qurratulain Hyder (1927-2007) achieved distinction as a novelist, journalist, translator, and innovator in Urdu literature. To shed new light on this multilingual itinerant woman with a curatorial eye, the present study turns to Hyder's genre-bending reportag...
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Middle East and Islamic Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2024.
Perspectives on Islamicate South Asia ;
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505 | 0 | |t Acknowledgements -- List of Figures -- A Note on Transliteration -- Introduction -- 1 Qurratulain Hyder's Third Eye: From a Meeting to a Study -- 2 Structure of the Book -- 1 The Dance of a Spark -- 1 Hyder's Upbringing, Family Legacy, and Colonial Context -- 2 The All-Conquering Ġhālib -- 3 Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan and Religious Reform -- 4 Iqbal and the Harjāʾī 's Journey -- 5 Women in Hyder's World of Words -- 6 Defying "Divided Loyalties" of Religion and Language -- 7 Hyder Enters the Literary Stage -- 8 Partition and Move to Pakistan (1947-1959) -- 9 Āg kā Daryā (1959) -- 10 Conclusion -- 2 Hyder's London and Reflections of Home -- 1 "London Letter" -- 2 Revisiting "London Letter" in "La Ronde" -- 3 "Siñghārdān": Reflecting on London and Loss -- 4 Conclusion -- 3 When the Prisoners Were Freed, Times Had Changed -- 1 The Andaman Islands, ca. early 1930s -- 2 Karachi, ca.1957 -- 3 Delhi, 1959 -- 4 Calcutta, 1961 -- 5 Context and Analysis -- 6 Conclusion: Hyder and the Changing Times -- 4 Tumult Rises in the Prison: An ʿĀlam Āshob -- 1 Locating the ʿĀlam Āshob within the Marṡiyah -- 2 The Vision of the ʿĀlam Āshob : Death to the Narrator, Long Live the Witnesses -- 3 Intertexts of the ʿĀlam Āshob -- 4 Conclusion -- Epilogue: From a Spark to a Constellation -- Bibliography -- Index. | |
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