Add to ORKGThe paper is a study of Nissim Ezekiel’s views about India and its values and culture. There is a discussion about the two different surroundings- urban and rural. The dehumanizing influence of the city on human individuality is clearly perceptible in the gloomy expect of city life. As Ezekiel has been a city poet he has clearly presented the dehumanizing influence of the city on human individuality. He is quite frank and straightforward in exposing the ugliness, dirt, squalor, inhumanity and wickedness of the metropolis. Ezekiel asserts that the city is externally glamorous and dazzling but it provides no contentment to its inhabitants. His poetry is overflowing with Indian sensibility. The poetry of Ezekiel reveals a confluenc...
In the present paper it has been attempted to study the influences on Ezekiel. In his works th...
Nissim Ezekiel is undoubtedly the fountain-head of Modern Indian English Poetry post-independence. T...
The Post - Independence Indian English poets with their cultural roots in their community are facing...
As the centuries passed by, the galaxy of Indian English Poetry become increasingly crowded. But the...
Nissim Ezekiel is considered as the father of post independence Indian English verse. He starts Mode...
In this nondescript evolving genre of Indian English Literature, very few poets came to give a new d...
Nissim Ezekiel was a renowned Indian poet of Jewish origin. He was a professor, poet, actor, playwri...
Abstract Indo Anglian Poetry which belongs to the era of post?independence comprises of a collection...
I. Introduction With the publication of Nissim Ezekiel's 'A Time to Change', a new pe...
The response of scholars to Ezekiel\u27s \u27Indian English\u27 poems has always alternated between ...
Nissim Ezekiel, the legendary Indian English poet has presented a wide range of subjects and themes ...
The article captioned ‘Alienation and Search for Identity in Ezekiel’ purports to explore some of th...
Nissim Ezekiel (16 December 1924- 19 January 2004) an Indian actor, a playwright, poet, editor and c...
Nissim Ezekiel despite being a Bene-Israel brought a new era in Indian Writing in English. He confid...
Poetry is a form of literature that uses aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of a particular language s...
In the present paper it has been attempted to study the influences on Ezekiel. In his works th...
Nissim Ezekiel is undoubtedly the fountain-head of Modern Indian English Poetry post-independence. T...
The Post - Independence Indian English poets with their cultural roots in their community are facing...
As the centuries passed by, the galaxy of Indian English Poetry become increasingly crowded. But the...
Nissim Ezekiel is considered as the father of post independence Indian English verse. He starts Mode...
In this nondescript evolving genre of Indian English Literature, very few poets came to give a new d...
Nissim Ezekiel was a renowned Indian poet of Jewish origin. He was a professor, poet, actor, playwri...
Abstract Indo Anglian Poetry which belongs to the era of post?independence comprises of a collection...
I. Introduction With the publication of Nissim Ezekiel's 'A Time to Change', a new pe...
The response of scholars to Ezekiel\u27s \u27Indian English\u27 poems has always alternated between ...
Nissim Ezekiel, the legendary Indian English poet has presented a wide range of subjects and themes ...
The article captioned ‘Alienation and Search for Identity in Ezekiel’ purports to explore some of th...
Nissim Ezekiel (16 December 1924- 19 January 2004) an Indian actor, a playwright, poet, editor and c...
Nissim Ezekiel despite being a Bene-Israel brought a new era in Indian Writing in English. He confid...
Poetry is a form of literature that uses aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of a particular language s...
In the present paper it has been attempted to study the influences on Ezekiel. In his works th...
Nissim Ezekiel is undoubtedly the fountain-head of Modern Indian English Poetry post-independence. T...
The Post - Independence Indian English poets with their cultural roots in their community are facing...