Assembly of Rivals: Delhi, Lucknow and the Urdu Ghazal
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Assembly of Rivals: Delhi, Lucknow and the Urdu Ghazal

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SKU: 9788185425535

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  • ISBN-13: 9788185425535
  • Publisher: Manohar
  • Publisher Imprint: Manohar
  • ISBN-10: 8185425531
  • Publisher Date: 1992

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Weight 0.5 kg

23 reviews for Assembly of Rivals: Delhi, Lucknow and the Urdu Ghazal

  1. Syed Yaseen Ahmed –

    The description does a poor job explaining how great this book is. I learned a lot and this is going to be my new hobby.

  2. Kanishk Kumar –

    I appreciated the depth of knowledge displayed. Some of the arguments could have been presented more clearly, still a great read.

  3. Siddharth Kumar –

    Found it to be quite insightful, particularly the analysis of the poets. However, it could have been more accessible to a wider audience.

  4. Parth Sondager –

    The book gave me great insight into the era, however, sometimes the author went too deep into information that wasn’t relevant.

  5. Anonymous –

    Good for research purposes. Very insightful and has lots of great information for any paper you are writing.

  6. Disha –

    Very niche topic. if you like this specific topic, this book is great for you.

  7. Nipurn Mathur –

    If you are looking for a book with great information and great quality, this is the one to buy.

  8. Ashish Kumar –

    The book goes way too deep into the specifics and I wish it was more of a general and easier read.

  9. Jai Prakash –

    A well-researched book that sheds light on a fascinating period. It dragged a little in the middle, but the ending was strong.

  10. Gurpreet Singh –

    This book is a treasure for those interested in Urdu literature. A few sections felt repetitive. A must read for researchers.

  11. Mansi –

    Book was informative but there were a few mistakes in the writing process. It should have gone through more editing.

  12. Sabhya Singh –

    A deep dive into the world of Urdu poetry. Some parts were captivating, others felt a bit dry. Still, a valuable contribution.

  13. Shashwat –

    Excellent scholarship! The book provides a unique perspective on the cultural landscape. Highly recommended for poetry lovers.

  14. Kratik Gupta –

    A fascinating exploration of Urdu Ghazal! While the historical context was rich, I sometimes felt lost in the details. Overall, a worthwhile read.

  15. Khushi Dhoundeyal –

    I did not expect to like this book as much as I did! I have read it over and over again.

  16. Darshan Dann –

    This book was one of the best I’ve ever read. This author should write more often and should write a follow up.

  17. Dhruv Sharma –

    While I respect the author and the research in this book, it was sometimes boring and not worth the read.

  18. Jagrati Goyal –

    An okay book, it could be improved if it focused on another topic. This just wasn’t the right one.

  19. Pranay Vikas Movva –

    A great read for understanding the era and poetry but it was a bit boring at times.

  20. Prince Kumar –

    The premise of the book was very great and the book met the expectations.

  21. Satyapriya –

    I could not put the book down once I started reading. It gives you all the details you need to know!

  22. Anuksha Roy –

    Very interesting, insightful and helpful. This book can teach you a lot if you want it to.

  23. Supreet Suman –

    Enjoyed learning about the rivalry between Delhi and Lucknow. The writing style was a bit dense at times, but the content was rewarding.

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