Abstract
Iqbal, the most eminent poet of the 20th century seems
to be a naturalist in his earlier works especially the
first part of his Urdu collection "Bang e Dara".
However, his stay at Europe brings a big change in his
political and nationalistic thoughts. His concepts about
nature also tend to change. Nature is no more a
romantic phenomenon for him rather he draws broader
meanings of life from it. Conquering of nature now
becomes an essential part of his concepts of "Khudi"
and" Mard e Momin". He now believes in humanism
instead of naturalism. This article identifies changes in
the concept of nature found in Iqbal's poetry.
Aurangzaib Niazi. (2020) CONFLICT OF NATURE AND HUMANISM IN IQBAL'S VERSE, ORIENTAL COLLEGE MAGAZINE, Volume 95, Issue 2.
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