Urban consciousness in Kaiser Haq’s poetry
Abstract
Right after the Liberation war in 1971, it was considered that Dhaka had the right network of urbaneness. However, the beautiful Dhaka, which is the capital of Bangladesh soon started to lose its beauty which the poet really missed. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to identify urban consciousness and its representation in Kaiser Haq’s poetry. This article, however, gives an overview of what urban consciousness is and how it has been portrayed in Haq’s Pariah and Other Poems.
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