Haunting Rays: Tagore Miscellany: an Introduction to Tagore Study and the Resourceful Family Background He Inherited - Mihirkanti Choudhury - Grāmatas - LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing - 9783845419664 - 2011. gada 30. augusts
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Haunting Rays: Tagore Miscellany: an Introduction to Tagore Study and the Resourceful Family Background He Inherited

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Rabindranath Tagore?s contribution to different genres of literature with equal efficiency was a wonder. Attempting any one of the genres could have been enough for his establishment as a literary figure in the world platform. His thoughts on village development and rural reconstruction, education and environment have also drawn widespread attention throughout the world. His concentration on painting in the concluding stage of his life was another extra-ordinary effort on his part. The cultural and the literary infrastructure that was available in the family background favoured him in an unbelievable way. Many of the members of the Tagore family, both male and female had international reputation in literary and cultural areas of interest even before Tagore came to the limelight. They were no less luminous. Unfortunately, this area of significance has not yet been addressed in an organised way. This particular book gives a vivid picture of Tagore?s family and the literary and cultural infrastructure on which he worked and expanded his areas of creativity. It will help the readers, particularly the beginners to have a resolute focus on Tagore?s family background.

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Izlaists 2011. gada 30. augusts
ISBN13 9783845419664
Izdevēji LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Lapas 700
Izmēri 150 × 39 × 226 mm   ·   1,06 kg
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