Bridging Bengali Literature with Global Knowledge, History, Military Narratives and Cultural Research.
Prof. Dr. Milton Biswas is a prolific Bangladeshi author, literary scholar, and cultural researcher whose works span multiple disciplines and global perspectives. A Professor in the Department of Bengali at Jagannath University, Dhaka, he has devoted his academic life to exploring how Bangla literature intersects with world history, philosophy, religion, military culture, and global socio-political movements.
His research extends across Modern Bangla literature (1800–2025), peacekeeping and military writings, world literature and global intellectual exchange, Christian missions and cultural transformation in Bengal, existential novelists and philosophical narratives, motherhood studies across civilizations, and disaster cultures—including mythological, historical, and contemporary representations of earthquakes.
Prof. Biswas’s books are widely available across Amazon, Kobo, Apple Books, Google Play, Smashwords, Tolino, Everand, BorrowBox, Odilo, and Gardners, making his scholarship globally accessible. His writing is admired for academic rigor, clarity of thought, and a visionary approach that connects Bengal’s literary tradition with broader world contexts. Through his extensive publications, he continues to bridge Bangla literature with global intellectual traditions and inspire new pathways for research and comparative literary studies.
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