SPECULATION CENTERED IN BEAUTY: THE CORE OF INTRODUCTION TO ROMANTICISM AS REFLECTED FROM JIBONANONDO DASH’ PSYCHE
Journal Title: International Journal of English and Literature (IJEL) - Year 2018, Vol 8, Issue 5
Abstract
Romanticism, an idolatrous doctrine for life, looks deeply committed to harsh realities of life to idealize them aesthetically. As it faces hard realities of life, it has a creative grasp of integrated concepts and so seeds and brings up speculation, sensibility, sensibilities, meditation, and the like to transfigure the structure of realities for a beautiful look in them. But speculation brought up in beauty, it seems logical, deserves the credit to introduce first to Romanticism and only then other innermost convictions of psyche start exercising in life. Jibonanondo Dash, a modern Bengali poet, partakes of the activities of the soil which has especially been prepared for planting the seeds of beauty in life. His speculations centered in beauty prior to other workings of the psyche to idealize realities of life make it possible to get into Romanticism.
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SHAHINUR ALAM SARKER MD, MUNSHI TAUHIDUZZAMAN .
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