Researches in Tagore’s universe of poetry seem to be unending. Tagore himself said in a song that the Almighty has made him infinite. The current title by Sudip Ghosh is one more tome to Tagoriana. Sudip has good grasp of the history of the development of Bengali prose and poetry, which he says was enriched by Tagore’s visits to England particularly the third visit. Choose best 1:1 hublot copy watches with low price for sale.
Official high end fake omega watches online sale are selling at a low price. You can find quality Omega replica watches here.
During this time, his window to the West was wide open and he could see and foresee a poet’s tussle with ultra Nationalism. He could see the rise of Fascism in Italy and similar excesses in Germany. Even the ultra-soft philosophical France was infected by ultra nationalism. His only solace was his interaction with Roman Roland, who was as universal as he. It was during this time Tagore had translated his ‘Gitanjali’ or ‘Song Offerings’; he was made and unmade by a host of admirers and critics starting from Rothenstein to Yeats, Eliot, Pound and Swinburne. The website offers uk top quality replica breitling watches for both men and women.
Swiss high quality copy watches at affordable prices have everything that one expects to find.
The critical part was perhaps generated by his obtaining of the Nobel Prize. But the blame should not be laid at the door of the British poets. Back at home, the array of critics was no less formidable. Led by D. L. Roy and Suresh Samajpati, they were in full cry on the subject of his effeminacy of poetry and vulgarity of texts. They also bewailed the fact that he escaped to universalism to inoculate himself against rising nationalism in thought and freedom struggle in practice. But the fact remains, that he is still unforgettable and life giving oxygen to millions of depressed people across the world. ‘Gitanjali’ still the Bible to the war-weary world, next only to ‘Srimad Bhagabat Gita’. Tagore’s cultural expansion is seen in the translation of his works in almost all languages of the world.
The author deserves our kudos for his extortive references, book history and above all pure English text. It will surely wait our appetite for re-reading and re-interpreting Tagore.
Dr. CHITTABRATA PALIT, former Emeritus Professor, Jadavpur University
Director, Institute of Historical Studies, Kolkata &
Director, Corpus Research Institute
Book Title - Rabindranath Tagore In The West
Author Name - Sudip Narayan Ghosh
Price - Rs. 550/-
ISBN No. - Yet to be obtained
Pages - 352
| Content | Pages |
| Introduction ………………………............ | 15 |
| Tagore third visit to England ………….. | 19 |
| A Brief History of the Development of Bengali Prose and Literature ................. | 54 |
| Tagore in the West …………………………................. | 59 |
| Italy Episode .…………….......................... | 169 |
| Clash with Ultra Nationalism .................. | 219 |
| Tagore and Romain Rolland ....................... | 255 |
| Interpretation of a few of Tagores Works ... | 275 |
| Tagore in other languages .…………………. | 302 |
| Conclusion .………………............................ | 337 |
| Bibliography................................................. | 351 |