Urdu Short Story and Psychological Problems

It is a complicated process to understand human psychology. Man has both good and evil, is striving with the crown of being the supreme creature. However, it has been evidently seen that in the absence of supremacy of law, this bearer of humanity descends to the level of damnation and commits in hum...

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Main Author: Raheela Bashir
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of the Punjab, Institute of Urdu Language and Literature, Lahore 2017-12-01
Series:بازیافت
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Online Access:http://111.68.103.26/journals/index.php/Bazyaft/article/view/4862
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Summary:It is a complicated process to understand human psychology. Man has both good and evil, is striving with the crown of being the supreme creature. However, it has been evidently seen that in the absence of supremacy of law, this bearer of humanity descends to the level of damnation and commits in human acts. This kind of characters have been presented with remarkable skill in short stories written in the context of advent of Pakistan and Fall of Dhaka. The short story writers are seen there, arguing strange and ambiguous psychy of such characters. We are bound to conclude after analysing these characters that man infact persues the sanctity of social norms and values, however when there is disintegration in societal laws, the attitudes deteriorate accordingly and such acts are committeed that are beyond national comprehension.
ISSN:1992-3678
2788-4848