Nazrul’s Poetics: a polyphonic discourse of the multitude Haider A. Khan for Alalodulal.org Nazrul burst forth on Bengal’s literary scene at the end of the First World War, like a Nietszchean ‘dancing star’.[1] His meteoric rise to literary fame and political notoriety, just as much as his untimely and tragic eclipse, may have prevented the […]![]()
