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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Little excuse is required to bring forth the emotional outflow that a moment dictates. This compilation is such a collection of moments expressed in verse. Forgive me if it meanders from one emotion to another and lacks coherence whether in form or language. Being a resident of a multicultural, multireligious and multilingual society, I often lose track of the language of my expression or the image of my piety. I share these ramblings of my emotional state
Little excuse is required to bring forth the emotional outflow that a moment dictates. This compilation is such a collection of moments expressed in verse. Forgive me if it meanders from one emotion to another and lacks coherence whether in form or language. Being a resident of a multicultural, multireligious and multilingual society, I often lose track of the language of my expression or the image of my piety. I share these ramblings of my emotional state to lay bare my poetic ‘self’ which silently occupied my being. This small effort is in recognition of this. I hope the readers will find my poetry meaningful, aesthetic and reflective of India’s pluralism. Pseudonym ‘muwahid’ is adopted by me expressly to reflect this pluralism.
The concept of dissent is important “to discover the complete horizon of a society’s symbolic values, it is also necessary to map out its transgressions, interrogate its deviants, discern phenomena of rejection and refusal. From the time of the so-called ‘Sapir-Whorf’ hypothesis, it has been widely acknowledged that language plays a pivotal role in our construction of reality and the way we act on that reality. This insight has been fur
The concept of dissent is important “to discover the complete horizon of a society’s symbolic values, it is also necessary to map out its transgressions, interrogate its deviants, discern phenomena of rejection and refusal. From the time of the so-called ‘Sapir-Whorf’ hypothesis, it has been widely acknowledged that language plays a pivotal role in our construction of reality and the way we act on that reality. This insight has been further consolidated in the field of ethno semantics whose proponents assert that all culturally significant phenomena tend to be reflected in lexical, grammatical or syntactic structures. Clifford Geertz studies “symbolic anthropology” in his book ‘Interpretation of Cultures’. He understands culture as “a system of inherited conceptions expressed in symbolic forms by means of which men communicate, perpetuate and develop their knowledge about life”. In this process insights are provided by common language, philosophy and literary analysis and this could be a major explanatory force in the field of social sciences. Culture is essentially semiotic in nature which according to Max Weber is defined as a web of significance in which man as an animal is suspended which he himself has spun. The analysis of the semiotic nature of culture is not an experimental science in search of law, but an interpretive one in search of meaning.
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