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Ahmed Abdi
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Priya Sharma
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Poetry of Resistance: Political and Social Critique
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ABSTRACT: Poetry has long been a vehicle for political and social critique, giving voice to marginalized communities and challenging oppressive systems. This review examines the tradition of poetry of resistance, from historical protest poetry to contemporary spoken word and slam poetry movements. It analyzes how poets use language, imagery, and form to address issues of injustice, inequality, and human rights, and discusses the role of poetry in inspiring social change and collective action.
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Literary Realism and Its Discontents
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Received: 12/6/2021; Revised: 1/4/2022; Accepted: 1/4/2022; Published: 1/5/2022