ڈاکٹر وزیر آغا کے انشا ئیوں میں شخصی تلمیحات کا فکری پہلو

Abstract

This article explores the unique approach of Dr. Wazir Agha in incorporating personal allusions in his essays, showcasing his distinctive perspective on life and creativity. Unlike traditional methods, Agha uses historical and philosophical figures not merely as static references but as dynamic bridges connecting the past, present, and future. His essays emphasize that true meaning in life lies not in stillness or nostalgia but in the pursuit of new experiences and continuous exploration. By invoking personalities like Socrates and Rousseau, Agha inspires readers to reflect on life's deeper dimensions, encouraging a mindset of curiosity and intellectual growth. This study highlights how Agha's innovative use of allusions enriches his literary style and provides a timeless invitation to engage with life’s ever-evolving landscape.