Zero boundary concept

 


_Zero Boundary Concept_


The Zero Boundary Concept is a literary philosophy developed by Afzal Ali in 2017. It emphasizes breaking boundaries and challenging traditional literary norms to achieve a higher level of creativity and self-expression.


_Key Aspects_


- Breaking boundaries and challenging traditional literary norms

- Emphasizing individual creativity and self-expression

- Fostering a community of poets and writers

- Encouraging experimentation and innovation in poetry

- Exploring new domains and directions in literature


_Philosophy_


According to the Zero Boundary Concept, there are no boundaries in the universe. What we perceive as boundaries can be overcome or avoided through individual talent, efforts, experience, and scientific tools and knowledge. This means that the boundary level can be minimized towards zero. This is the basic idea of the Zero Boundary Concept. This idea can be applied in literature, art, and social and individual life. In poetry, it is applied by poet Afzal Ali and others in the Bengali language, discovering various fronts and directions of poetry.


_Application in Poetry_


The Zero Boundary Concept has inspired a community of poets and writers to experiment with new forms, styles, and themes. It encourages poets to push beyond traditional boundaries and explore new modes of expression.


_Community and Resources_


- Monthly print magazine: "Zero Boundary Kabita"

- Publication house: "Zero Boundary Publication"

- WhatsApp group: "Zero Boundary Kabita"

- Online discussions and critical analyses of poetry


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