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About The Book 

A Sociological Study of Hindi Poetry of the Last Decade is a work that seeks to view contemporary Hindi poetry not merely at the level of literary aesthetics, but in relation to the living structure of society, its struggles, and its changing consciousness. Over the past decade, Hindi poetry has absorbed and responded to social, political, economic, and cultural conditions; this book presents an in-depth sociological analysis of those developments.

In this study, poetry is regarded as a mirror of society, and issues such as class, caste, gender, power, marginalized communities, democratic discourse, globalization, consumerism, and technological change are closely examined. The book clearly demonstrates how contemporary poets transform the realities of their time—inequalities, conflicts, and the spirit of resistance—into poetic language.

This book is especially useful for researchers, students, teachers, and lovers of literature who wish to understand Hindi poetry from a sociological perspective. It is a meaningful and thought-provoking attempt to comprehend the interrelationship between contemporary Hindi poetry and society.

About The Author

Dr. Anshu Soni is a dedicated scholar and educator of Hindi literature. She earned her Ph.D. in Hindi from Osmania University, with her research focused on “A Sociological Study of Hindi Poetry of the Last Decade.” With over 17 years of teaching experience, she has been actively involved in teaching Hindi at the intermediate and degree levels. She is currently working as a Hindi Lecturer at Musheerabad Intermediate and Degree College.

She has a keen interest in the interrelationship between contemporary Hindi literature, society, and language. Her research papers and academic presentations highlight the social significance of the Hindi language. Study, teaching, and literary discourse are the key dimensions of her professional identity.