NAME: Alam Zeb

REG NO: 3036-FLL/BSENG/S22

SECTION: A

SUBJECT: PAKISTANI LITERATURE

SUBMITTED TO: DR MEHMOD UL HASSAN

Title: Pakistani English Literature: A Study of Identity and Culture

1: Introduction

- Pakistani English literature refers to literature written in English by Pakistani authors

- It is a relatively new and emerging field, but has already gained significant recognition
worldwide slide

2: Identity

- Pakistani English literature explores themes of identity, culture, and belonging

- Authors often grapple with questions of Pakistani identity, cultural heritage, and national
belonging

- Works often reflect the tension between traditional Pakistani culture and modern Western
influences

3: Culture

- Pakistani English literature is deeply rooted in Pakistani culture and society

- Authors draw on Pakistani history, traditions, and customs to create unique and authentic
works

- Works often explore the complexities of Pakistani culture, including gender roles, social
class, and political corruption

4: Examples of Authors

- Kamila Shamsie: known for her novels about Pakistani identity, culture, and politics
- Mohsin Hamid: author of The Reluctant Fundamentalist, a novel about identity, culture,
and belonging

- Bapsi Sidhwa: a pioneer of Pakistani English literature, known for her novels about
Pakistani culture and society

5: Conclusion

- Pakistani English literature is a vibrant and erging field that explores themes of identity,
culture, and belonging

- Authors are pushing the boundaries of traditional Pakistani literature and creating unique
and authentic works

- The field has great potential for growth and recognition, and is an important part of

Pakistani cultural heritage.