Tag: Haroonuzzaman

Literature of the Indigenous Mahale – Haroonuzzaman

Sep 18, 2021 | Front And Center, Non Fiction | 0 |

In all literatures, two streams are very common: written and oral. A nation or a race having a language with its alphabets and script has been able to create written literature while with an ethnic group, it is the other way...

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The Spy – Mojaffor Hossain

Mar 26, 2021 | Fiction | 1 |

Bereavement and belonging – memories of people banished from the land they love, play at the heart of the story

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Bengali Folk Poets: Beyond the ‘Superstition of Modernity’ – Haroonuzzaman

Jan 29, 2021 | Non Fiction | 0 |

Conventional Bangla poetry has remained enshrouded in the ‘superstition of modernity’ propounded mainly by our purported ‘educated’ urbanized class. The ostensible educational system and its associated...

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Pritesh on Bohni, The First Earning— Chitra Mudgal
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