Analytical study of literature, life and politics (Theoretical Debates) ادب ،زندگی اور سیاست (نظری مباحث) کا تجزیاتی مطالعہ Section Articles

Abstract

This research looks at the connections between politics, life, and literature, emphasizing their mutual influences. Literature is a vehicle for political expression and a mirror of life; it frequently exposes ideological tensions, cultural norms, and society systems. It examines how literary works that represent human experiences, tribulations, and goals can either challenge, uphold, or alter political views. Theoretical discussions center on how literature shapes itself by the sociopolitical context, how it serves as a vehicle for political criticism, and how writers use narrative frameworks to negotiate their political views. The study also examines the perspectives of several philosophical traditions, including feminism, post-colonialism, and Marxism, about the relationship between literature and politics. While post-colonial theorists concentrate on how literary works oppose imperialist ideas, Marxist critics contend that literature is intricately linked to class conflicts. Feminist academics study how patriarchal norms are either questioned or upheld in literature. The study provides a critical perspective through which to view how, within larger political and cultural contexts, literary writings function as potent tools of conformity and resistance.

Keywords:

Literature, Life, Politics, Culture, Society, Feminism, Theoretical Debates.