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TRENDSETTING URDU FICTION WRITERS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE 21ST CENTURY

Abstract

A trend has the property of influencing and being influenced, and when this property reaches its peak, the trend or inclination gradually begins to take the form of a movement. Generally, a trend has no purpose and is a kind of mental and intellectual wave that makes its way in content and subject, style and manner. A trend generally moves in the direction of deviation, change and development, but if someone does not want to turn it towards destruction, it can also die in this direction. A trend does not arise under any particular thought and attitude, but arises as a requirement of circumstances. The simplest and most understandable definition of a trend can be given in these words that when one or more people start thinking and writing in the same way about a thought or form, that trend begins to be called a trend. The literature of all languages of the world is the cradle of different trends and inclinations. Urdu literature also has its similarities.  For example, the trend of feminism in Lucknow poetry, the trend of sad ghazals and satire in Delhi, the trend of describing supernatural events in stories, the trend of using English words in the latter half of the nineteenth century, etc. These types of relatively less important trends continue to exist in language and literature

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