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    Sharir Amar Shaikh, a Revolutionary poetic genius represents most creative phase of working class movement in India. Epochal Literary Value of Amar Shaikh’s Contributions need to be restored and brought to the fore. My Article IN Marathi is small step towards resurrection of the Ethos Named Shahir Amar Shaikh.

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    AMAR ABHALA EWADHA- ANIL GOKHALE

    Amar Shaikh, a poetic genius represents most creative phase of


    working class movement. His ability to articulate imagery from within
    the folds of experiences of working class was spontaneous and unique.
    The imagery he created was rooted in his childhood and inspired by his
    mother Munerbi. The imagery was created by compounding of various
    images gathered from collective experiences of working class.
    His voice facilitated the expression of verbal images as a natural
    process rushing from the collective unconscious like flowering of a
    dream. It was a natural process of exploration of meanings,
    interpretation of images and a relentless discourse of exposition of
    fetishism of capital and its ruthless rule over working masses.
    It is sad that both, its Scientific and literary Value has not been
    recognized. His Marxism was Natural and Poetic. His voice was
    universally expressive of inner contents of meaning which have
    suffered from inversion in everyday life. The Symbols, Imagery and
    figures of speech were natural explorations aimed at exposition of
    Commodity Fetishism rooted in the essence of production processes.
    Literary Value of Amar Shaikhs Epochal Contributions to Literature
    need to be restored and brought to the fore. My Article IN Marathi is
    small step towards resurrection of the Ethos Named Shahir Amar
    Shaikh.

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