Fragmented Faith and Cultural Memory: A Modernist Analysis of Kamal's "Prayer Beads", "Reproduction" and “The Rebel”
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Fragmented faith, cultural memory, symbolism, modernism, ambiguity, spirituality, rejection of old traditionAbstract
This study explored the poetry of Daud Kamal within the setting of modernist literary theory, focusing on his symbolism in Prayer Beads, Reproduction and The Rebel. Through a qualitative analysis of Kamal's work, employing close reading as the primary strategy, the study examines his innovative use of symbolism, Fragmented Faith and Cultural Memory in his poetry. Kamal's poetry embodies the experimental ethos of modernism, as proven by his subjective interpretation of the world and neglecting formal traditions. By focusing on cultural memory, embracing ambiguity, and defying traditional forms, Kamal's poetry represents a significant commitment to the development of poetic expression within the modernist development.
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