Kalaon Soe - Modern Problems of Myanmar Literature Discussion (Kalon Soe - Modern Problems of Myanmar Literature Discussion)

Regarding the discussion.

Creative arts, such as literature and painting, are, as their names suggest, creative works.

Creativity, invention, and the resulting novelty (new ideas, new things, etc.) make it interesting and captivating.

Creative and innovative people have great influence. Artistic eras are created by the power and influence of a powerful individual or group.

An era reaches a certain point in time, but its innovation fades. Its designs are no longer impressive. They have no impact or influence. In other words, the era is over.

At that time, or even before, new thinkers often emerged who would abandon its stale style of thinking and writing and offer a fresher experience for a contemporary audience.

A new era is dawning.

If you look at the history of literature and art, you will see a constant sense of innovation and change.

Usually, change is gradual. The old is constantly being replaced by the new. There is little conflict between the old and the new.

But sometimes, the old, once-vigorous, is forced to accept the new.

They are often resistant to change. Sometimes, the new wants to force its way in before the old one expires. In such cases, the old and the new are often attacked and the noise becomes loud.

In any case, if something new is truly a new creation, it is natural that it will reach its time in due course.

New era of art. New creations that are different from the past.

Newcomers tend to brag and advertise about their own creations. They also give themselves names.

However, the names given to their religions by the founders of modern literary and artistic eras in the world over the centuries have often been mere misunderstandings.

Neo-, New, Nouveau, Post-, Modern...... etc.

It's not old, it's new. It's not yesterday's, it's not the old days. It's today's, it's the new days.

What is the “modern” style of Burmese literature that is becoming more and more popular in Myanmar today?

Does he have any new inventions that are really different from the old ones?

Is this modernity a necessity for the development of Burmese literature?

Could modernism become a major trend in future Burmese literature?

With the aim of investigating and examining these and other related issues and to clarify and illustrate the complex issues related to them as clearly as possible, this ' Modern Problems in Myanmar Literature' discussion has been organized with the help of teachers who are concerned with modern issues.

This Wave Magazine - Editor

In the world of Burmese literature, new forms of writing, such as short stories and poems, have been emerging. Traditionalists who want to cling to the old are not happy with this. In layman's terms, it is a source of irritation. So (rather than criticism), they criticize and criticize. For example, they often use words like "degenerate", "crazy praise", etc. Modern painting and modern (stereo music) have also started to emerge. Now, both of them have reached a stage where they can stand firmly on their feet. Burmese modern painting can even take a foothold in the world. Newcomers can also defend themselves at first. Then they start to fight against the oldcomers. Fighting against each other can be seen as a waste of time. In fact, we should just do our own work with confidence. Time (history) will eliminate what is unnecessary. - From the discussion of Sattar Ni