Unpopular Poetry and Whole man in Search of New Poem
Keywords
Hassan Askari, Saleem Ahmad Nazm, Tradition , Urdu Poem, Azaad Nazm, Urdu Poem in Sixties
Abstract
In the sixties, renowned critic Saleem Ahmed wrote two very important articles on modern Urdu poetry and called the modern creative trends of Urdu poetry unpopular and half-expressed poetry. Urdu critics did not pay any special attention to this argument of Saleem Ahmed. There has come no change in the popularity of Azaad Nazm. Azaad Nazm has become more popular than ever and the most effective platform in presenting today's creative issues.Saleem Ahmed borrowed the concept of the imperfect man from Freud and tried to examine Urdu modern poetry in the context of the ideological debate of Hasan Askari's "Riwayat" in the field of unpopular poetry. It was Ludicrous that he himself too was a poet with significant stylistic and thematic deviations in Urdu Nazm and ghazal, but he continued to call modern Poem deviating from tradition. In this article, Saleem Ahmed's point of view has been discussed. This is probably the first critical article in which an attempt has been made to give a reasoned answer to Saleem Ahmed's objections and his position has not been agreed upon. Azaad nazm is still the most important genre in presenting the complex situation of the Today's man.
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Article
Volume:
26
Issue:
1
Language:
Urdu
Id:
5f907c3a0ada1
Pages
48 - 83
Published
June 30, 2020
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