Kahani Aik Nazm ki | on the 101st Anniversary of T. S. Eliot's "The Waste Land"

Join us for the exciting book launch of “Kahani aik Nazm ki” by Safdar Rasheed, a captivating exploration of the story behind T.S. Eliot’s iconic poem, “The Waste Land.” Published to commemorate the 101st anniversary of this landmark literary work, Safdar Rasheed brings the origins, influences, and impact of Eliot’s masterpiece.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to celebrate a monumental piece of literature and gain new insights into one of the most celebrated poems of the 20th century.
● Moderator:
» Dr. Ravish Nadeem
Witer, Educator, Literary Critic
● Discussants:
» Safdar Rasheed (Author)
Educationist, Translator
» Safeer Awan
Educationist
» Dr. Qasim Yaqoob
Editor, Literary Critic
» Rashid Saleem
Poet, Educationist

[@adnanashraf5325]

Hearing Dr. Safeer expressing his views on any topic is always a mesmerizing experience. His opinion about Eliot as a traditionalist is, indeed, reflective of his deep understanding of Eliot as a critic as well as a poet.

[@shahidayusuf9884]

What an enlightening conversation on " Waste land " carrying modern images and fragmented structure,which has added to it's glory in terms of modernity, Diversity of his poetic forms were appreciated in comparison to Iqbal." Payme Mashriq" is wonder land of forms with amazing Diversity. T S Elliott is diehard traditionalist ,with highend command on modern poetic techniques.

[@aliyanmir5993]

The complete prose of T S Eliot is a better representation of the 20th century in my opinion .

[@adaborfun]

Mindblowing conversation❤

[@amirhamzo153]

Zaberdast conversation

[@englishtopashtotranslation6834]

Excellent conversation

[@user-ms4bs9wn8m]

Why didn't yesterday's been uploaded

[@dkv1201]

So happy to see this episode.
P. S. Published in 1942? Then how can it be the 101st anniversary?

[@TheBlackHoleOfficial]

Originally published in December 1922.

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