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New Syllabus Mathematics Book 4

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This book is a compilation of Faiz Ahmad Faiz's important English writings. Some of the articles spell out Faiz's well-known predilection for the progressive canons of literature. He could not conceive of art, literature, and culture without relating to the social, political and cultural
tensions of the society they seek to portray. He has emphasized the relationship between super-structure and the scoio-politico-economic structure. One may not agree with him on certain points but the tone and tenor of his arguments reflects the kind of person he was, cool and unflappable. Some
articles come under the category 'applied criticism'. Articles on Amir Khusrau, Ghalib, Tolstoy, and Sadequain figure prominently.

280 pages, Hardcover

First published February 3, 2006

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must read as it clearly tells the issues of Nationalism faced by Pakistanis and Pakistani fiction.
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Excellent and very well contained explanations. Highly recommended to history fans.
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The report and commentary on culture and identity is on the dot. Literary analysis is also above par. A must read for Pakistani diaspora!
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