forum.banglalibrary.org/viewtopic.php?id=780 I would like to use the word ‘humanist’, in the present context, in a rather limited sense. The expression ‘humanism’ is much wider ; when used in the current political jargon, its connotation tends to defy all limits. All that is connected with the being of man and his existence and all that relates itself to human life bear the stamp of humanism. The literary works of Saratchandra stem from that subtle mechanism inside the human being, the heart, which is the source of all humanism. This precisely is the reason why we identify him as a writer with pronounced emphasis on human emotions and feelings. The primary appeal of his works also lies here. The men and women he has introduced in his works, along with their problems, both social and personal, and the agonies of their life have all been portrayed with an unmatched feeling of sympathy and deep compassion.
Posted on: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 16:34:18 +0000
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