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Area of Article : ALL
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For last so many years, Humanism has been
under attack from all types of theoretical anti-humanisms structural Marxists.
poststructuralists, postcolonialists, radical feminists, etc. Philosophically,
the attack may be difficult to counter, but the truth that literature deals
with is not the abstract truth or non-truth of philosophy, but the lived
experience of concrete though transient human beings. All great literature,
therefore, is primarily and implicitly humanistic. However, some literary works
are not only implicitly but also explicitly humanistic. The present essay deals
with one such work-Attia Hosain's Sunlight on a Broken Column, Hosain's only
novel written in 1961.
Keywords: Humanism, Humanistic concerns anti-humanisms, structural Marxists,
poststructuralists, radical feminists.
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