000			02039nam a22002297a 4500
005			20250929152731.0
008			250926b |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d
020			_a978819060715
040			_cAL
041			_aEnglish
082			_a821.9109 _bHANT
100			_aV Basil Hans _9240932
245			_aTwenty first century english poetry _b: voices of a new era
260			_aGhaziabad _bPen and Paper Academy _c2025
300			_a333p. _bPB _c23x16cm.
365			_b₹599.00 _c₹ _d₹599.00
520			_aThe world of English poetry has changed a lot during the 21st century. Poetry has changed to reflect, oppose, and reinterpret the human experience as the world changes at an unprecedented rate due to digital technology, global migration, the climate crisis, and social unrest. This collection (or study) includes a wide range of voices and poetic styles that are typical of modern English poetry. It shows not only the many different issues that poetic writers are writing about these days, such as identity, belonging, injustice discrimination, and the environment, but also the new ways that language is changing in response to a world that is changing quickly. Poetry these days isn't just found in books anymore. It exists online, is shouted out loud in cafés and on stages around the world, is shared on social media, and is utilised as a tool for activism and healing. The poets in this collection come from many cultures, social classes, and parts of the world. This shows that English poetry is no longer just for one tradition; it is a living, breathing art form that many people have shaped. This book (or study) is not only meant to document the current state of poetry, but also to welcome readers into an ongoing conversation about what it means to be human now and how poetry continues to provide clarity, resistance, and beauty in difficult times.
650			_aEnglish Poetry _9240619
650			_aPoetry and Politics _9240620
650			_aDigital and Social Media Poetry _9240621
942			_2ddc _cDB
999			_c240510 _d240510