Isbn: 9798170892990 - reading love otherwise volume five (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. DescriptionIn Volume 5 of the groundbreaking series Reading Love Otherwise, author and researcher Nazir Soomro presents a transformative re-evaluation of classical Sindhi poetry, focusing on Sur Desi from the Shah Jo Risalo. Continuing his celebrated analytical framework-Akh Ulti Dhar (The Inverted Vision)-Soomro deconstructs centuries of conventional, purely mystic, or passive interpretations of Shah Latif's verses, uncovering a radical blueprint of female agency, existential resilience, and dynamic psychological interiority.Sur Desi captures one of the most agonizing yet spiritually empowering phases of Sasui's epic pursuit. Left behind in the barren wilderness after the sudden abduction of her beloved Punhun, Sasui faces immediate isolation, terrain disorientations, and the psychological trauma of betrayal. Rather than portraying her as a helpless victim of fate, Nazir Soomro's meticulous analysis reveals Sasui as an active strategist, an eco-feminist sovereign, and an existential heroine who commands her own destiny.Key Highlights & Analytical FrameworksRadical Female Agency & Absolute Accountability: Explores how Sasui subverts patriarchal victimization by rejecting external blame (Deran doh na. ma'u maro'ee moon), owning her journey, and striding barefoot into the lethal desert terrain.The Psychology of Absolution & Protective Devotion: Unpacks the profound emotional elevation where the seeker shields the Beloved from public reproach (Panho'ee'a koo ma chawee), absorbing all blame and tragedy into her own sovereign consciousness.Ecofeminism & Strategic Ingenuity: Examines Sasui's alliance with nature-including her tactical communication with desert fauna like the Malari bird-to mobilize local omens, disrupt patriarchal trajectories, and rewrite her path of pursuit.Sensory Memory & Environmental Metamorphosis: Demonstrates how internal focus transforms harsh mountainous cliffs into perfumed sanctuaries, preserving the sacred "dew of presence" (Maghan tan makoon) long after physical separation.Comparative Global Scholarship: Connects Shah Latif's existential and psychological insights with world literature and philosophy, drawing rich parallels with Soren Kierkegaard, Rainer Maria Rilke, Rabindranath Tagore, John Keats, and Rumi.Format & StructureDesigned meticulously for scholars, university libraries, lovers of Sufi literature, and general readers of world poetry, this volume includes: Original Sindhi Poetic Verses rendered in traditional Latifi script.Direct Philosophical & Literary English Translations formatted in elegant Garamond.Line-by-Line Psychological Blueprints charting Sasui's dynamic interiority.Feminist, Existential, and Global Comparative Essays for every verse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. DescriptionIn Volume 5 of the groundbreaking series Reading Love Otherwise, author and researcher Nazir Soomro presents a transformative re-evaluation of classical Sindhi poetry, focusing on Sur Desi from the Shah Jo Risalo. Continuing his celebrated analytical framework-Akh Ulti Dhar (The Inverted Vision)-Soomro deconstructs centuries of conventional, purely mystic, or passive interpretations of Shah Latif's verses, uncovering a radical blueprint of female agency, existential resilience, and dynamic psychological interiority.Sur Desi captures one of the most agonizing yet spiritually empowering phases of Sasui's epic pursuit. Left behind in the barren wilderness after the sudden abduction of her beloved Punhun, Sasui faces immediate isolation, terrain disorientations, and the psychological trauma of betrayal. Rather than portraying her as a helpless victim of fate, Nazir Soomro's meticulous analysis reveals Sasui as an active strategist, an eco-feminist sovereign, and an existential heroine who commands her own destiny.Key Highlights & Analytical FrameworksRadical Female Agency & Absolute Accountability: Explores how Sasui subverts patriarchal victimization by rejecting external blame (Deran doh na. ma'u maro'ee moon), owning her journey, and striding barefoot into the lethal desert terrain.The Psychology of Absolution & Protective Devotion: Unpacks the profound emotional elevation where the seeker shields the Beloved from public reproach (Panho'ee'a koo ma chawee), absorbing all blame and tragedy into her own sovereign consciousness.Ecofeminism & Strategic Ingenuity: Examines Sasui's alliance with nature-including her tactical communication with desert fauna like the Malari bird-to mobilize local omens, disrupt patriarchal trajectories, and rewrite her path of pursuit.Sensory Memory & Environmental Metamorphosis: Demonstrates how internal focus transforms harsh mountainous cliffs into perfumed sanctuaries, preserving the sacred "dew of presence" (Maghan tan makoon) long after physical separation.Comparative Global Scholarship: Connects Shah Latif's existential and psychological insights with world literature and philosophy, drawing rich parallels with Soren Kierkegaard, Rainer Maria Rilke, Rabindranath Tagore, John Keats, and Rumi.Format & StructureDesigned meticulously for scholars, university libraries, lovers of Sufi literature, and general readers of world poetry, this volume includes: Original Sindhi Poetic Verses rendered in traditional Latifi script.Direct Philosophical & Literary English Translations formatted in elegant Garamond.Line-by-Line Psychological Blueprints charting Sasui's dynamic interiority.Feminist, Existential, and Global Comparative Essays for every verse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…