It is a tragedy when ideologies come to dictate literature. Theories and doctrines have their place in guiding policy and shaping collective action, but they must not override the lived norms and cultural practices that anchor a community. Doctrines should be corrective, not re‑creative; they are meant to offer direction without dismantling the organic fabric of social life.
Substantive literature breathes life, not abstractions. To be worthy, a litterateur must mirror reality, not merely echo their fancies.
Niraj Kumar Jha
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