THE INFLUENCE OF MARXIST THOUGHTS ON PAKHTU LANGUAGE POETRY
Keywords:
Influence, Marxist, Thoughts, Pakhtu Language, PoetryAbstract
According to Engels, Karl Marx wanted the emancipation of society from exploitation, oppression, class distinction, and class struggle through the introduction of communism. Liberation of Society is a desire by poets influenced from Marx thoughts expressed in their literary works, with their flavor including Pukhtun poets from both sides of Duran Line. Our study spotted some poetic works of Pakistani Pukhtun Poets, by random selection method, which are critical in their approach towards Government policies and due to which they are called progressive or Marxists. We want to determine their literary status while comparing it with Marxist interpretations. Our studies find that the selected poetic works do not fall into Marxist advocators but fall in a progressive approach
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