Internationalism of Bengali Poetry in the Context of Shankha GhOsh’s Poetry / শঙ্খ ঘোষের কবিতা ও বাংলা কবিতার আন্তর্জাতিকতা

Abstract

Regardless of the era in which the term cosmopolitan is used, the people of the modern world increasingly want to transcend the geographical boundaries of a limited country and reach out to the court of the world. A special level of internationalism can be seen in the goodwill of all in accepting people from all over the world. Due to the improvement of communication system and internet system, the whole world has become a bog country today. Language or literature is reaching the people of the world very quickly across the borders of the country. Through translation and public relation, we are getting the literature of any country within our limits.

          Rabindranath Tagore is the main representative of international consciousness in Bengali poetry and literature. As a man of subjugated India, he did not think only about the people of India or Bengal, but thought about the present and future of the people of the whole world, about their crisis and solution. In the context of the global circulation of Bengali language and poetry, the international sense in the poetry of Shankha Ghosh, a prominent poet of fifties, demands a special introduction.