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Bengali poetry
Like the Bengali language Bengali poetry finds its lineage to Pali and other Prakrit socio-cultural traditions. An antagonism to Vedic rituals and laws heightened to a culmination in the Buddhist and Jainist movements. However, modern Bengali owes as much to Sanskrit. Like the society that thrived to populate the modern Bengal, Bengali language and culture appears to be a perfect amalgam of almost unanalysable elements.
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List of Bengali poets
Inception at the Turn of the Millennium
Jayadeva and the Islamic Invasion
Epic in Vernacular
- Krittibas Ojha
- Kashiram Das
Bhakti Movement
Vaishnava Padabali
Islamic Literature
Europeans Start Business in Bengal
Shakta Padabali
English Rule : Cultural Shifts
- Urbanisation of the Folk : Tappa
Birth of Modern Poetry
- New Experiments in Bengali Poetry : Michael Madhusudan Dutt
- Rabindranath :
Kallol - Kavita - Parichay : Age of Little Magazines
- Jibanananda Das
- Premendra Mitra
- Buddhadeva Bose
- Sudhindranath Datta
Post World War II Poets
IPTA Movement
- Salil Choudhury
Language Movement
Age of Confusion
- Shankha Ghosh
- Alokeranjan Dasgupta
Krittibas Movement:
- Sunil Gangopadhyay
- Dipak Majumdar
- Shakti Chattopadhyay
- Utpal Kumar Basu
- Benoy Majumdar
Hungry Generation
Sixties and Seventies : Youthful Dreams
- Bhaskar Chakrabarty
- Mridul Dasgupta
- Tushar Roy
- Tushar Choudhury
- Ananya Roy
- Ranajit Das
- Joy Goswami
Eighties and Nineties : Frustrated Youth
- Samyabrata joardar
- Mandakranta Sen
- Aveek Bandyopadhyay
- Dipankar Bagchi
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