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URDU FICTION TAFHEEM , TABEER AUR TANQEED
byShahnaz Rahman
Year of Edition 2016ISBN 978-93-5073-832-0
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f r e e Stream of consciosness Association of ideas
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Humanist
Steven Schafersman "Humanist stand for the building of a more
humane, just compassionate and democratic
society using a pragmatic ethics that judge
the consequences of human action by the
well being of all life on earth"
Steven Schafersman
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''The social novel emphasizes the influence
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of the social and economic conditions of an
era on shaping charecters and determining
events; if it also embodies an implic it or
explicit thesis recommending political and
social reform,it is often called a sociological
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