Hardy’s existentialist approach to life with reference to his major novels
Journal Title: The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences - Year 2021, Vol 29, Issue 2
Abstract
Hardy has a multidimensional approach to the work of art. His philosophy is concerned with the nature of existence and individual‟s freedom of action and its consequences. His art is the reflection of his realistic approach, marked with sympathy and empathy, to life in general and his innate association with his indigenous land. He holds human actions and passions responsible for producing dire consequences
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Saima Manzoor 1 Fouzia Rehman Khan2 Durdana Khoso3
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