ڊاڪٽر نويده ڪٽپر جي شاعريءَ جي موضوعن جو سماجي-ثقافتي جائزو

Abstract

Dr. Naveeda Katpar's poetry, an emerging voice in contemporary Sindhi and Urdu literature. Through a detailed examination of her poetic works, this study explores the interplay between form and content, highlighting her innovative use of language, structure, and imagery. The analysis delves into the underlying philosophical themes that permeate her poetry, including feminism, existentialism, the nature of human suffering, and the quest for identity and meaning in a fragmented world. By employing a multidisciplinary approach that integrates literary criticism, philosophy, and linguistic analysis, this paper aims to uncover the intricate layers of meaning in Katpar's work, shedding light on her contribution to modern poetic discourse. This study not only situates Dr. Katpar's poetry within the broader context of contemporary literature but also examines its relevance to ongoing debates in philosophy and poetics, making a case for her as a significant figure in the literary landscape.

This paper presents a socio-cultural analysis of the thematic elements found in the poetry of Dr. Naveeda Katpar, a prominent contemporary poet known for her evocative expression of societal and cultural dynamics. The study examines how her poetry reflects the complex interplay of tradition, identity, gender, and social justice within the context of South Asian culture. By analyzing selected poems, the paper explores how Dr. Katpar employs literary devices, symbolism, and cultural references to critique societal norms, challenge patriarchal structures, and advocate for the marginalized. The research aims to shed light on the cultural and social undercurrents that shape her poetic voice, offering insights into the broader implications of her work in contemporary literature. Through this analysis, the paper contributes to a deeper understanding of how poetry can serve as a powerful medium for socio-cultural commentary and transformation.