The homeland's an ocean / Mir Taqi Mir; translated from the urdu by Ranjit Hoskote.
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- 9780143460213 (hbk.)
- 23 891.4391708 MIR 022593
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Includes bibliographical references
Introduction – Mir Taqi Mir: his life and times – Mir’s language: between Persian and the Hindavi continuum – Mir’s cultural horizons: north and south – The poet of a shattered world – Modes of self-assertion: Mir as an insider and outsider – Mir: his criteria and his critics – The Ghazal and the She’r – Coda – Notes – The poems – Note on the text – Acknowledgements.
In English; poems in Urdu with parallel translations into English.
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