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SPECIAL ISSUE ON RABINDRANATH TAGORE, 150 YEARS Edited by Amrit Sen, Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan |
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CONTENTS |
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Editorial (PDF) |
364—365 |
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Criticism |
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The Inseparable Dichotomy of Nationalism: The Home and the World’s Readings in China and the Reconsiderations (PDF) |
366—372 |
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Open Texture of Nationalism: Tagore as Nationalist (PDF) |
373—384 |
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Representation of the ‘National Self’— Novelistic Portrayal of a New Cultural Identity in Gora (PDF) |
385—404 |
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Unheeded Caveats: Examining Pax Americana in the Light of Tagore’s Nationalism (PDF) |
405—417 |
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Jatiyo Itihaas vis-à-vis Manab Itihaas: Tagore the Historiographer (PDF) |
418—427 |
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In The World of Men: Tagore’s Arrival In The Spiritual Domain Of Nationalism (PDF) |
428—446 |
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The Sexologist and the Poet: On Magnus Hirschfeld, Rabindranath Tagore, and the Critique of Sexual Binarity (PDF) |
447—470 |
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The Scientist and the Poet: Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose and Rabindranath Tagore (PDF) |
471—480 |
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Love of Creation and Mysticism in Tagore’s Gitanjali and Stray Birds (PDF) |
481—490 |
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‘There is Nothing as Old as a Child’: Childhood and Language in Rabindranath Tagore’s The Crescent Moon (PDF) |
491—503 |
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Tagore’s Philosophy of Life – a Study of Sadhana (PDF) |
504—512 |
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The Unrecognized Work of Tagore as Translator: An Assessment of Red Oleanders (PDF) |
513—528 |
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Shades of Autumn: A Close Reading of the Autumnal Verses of Rabindranath, Blake, Shelley, Keats, Hood and Jibanananda (PDF) |
529—538 |
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Rabindranath Tagore and Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Study in Poetic Affinities (PDF) |
539—548 |
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Signifying The Self: Intersections of Class, Caste and Gender in Rabindranath Tagore’s Dance Drama Chandalika (1938) (PDF) |
549—556 |
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Rabindrasangeet today: a Sociological Approach (PDF) |
557–570 |
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Two Cosmopolitan Friends: Tagore and Cousins (PDF) |
571–579 |
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An Eriksonian Interpretation of Few Selected Poems of Rabindranth Tagore (PDF) |
580—587 |
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On reading ‘Streer Patra’, Mrinal’s letter to her husband (PDF) |
588—595 |
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Scripting Women in Three Short Stories of Tagore (PDF) |
596—604 |
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Jottings from a Personal Diary: Random Notes on Select Pictorial Images by Rabindranath Tagore (PDF) |
605–615 |
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Tagore’s Paintings: a Creation of Genius (PDF) |
616—627 |
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Tagore’s Educational Experiments and Right to Education Bill: a Comparison (PDF) |
628—640 |
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Chaturanga – the Complex Tapestry (PDF) |
641—647 |
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Challenging Enlightenment Paradigms : Responses of Benjamin and Tagore (PDF) |
648—659 |
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Creative |
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Gitanjali (1-10) by Rabindranath Tagore (PDF) |
660—665 |
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“Paye Cholar Path” (The Wandering Way) from Lipika by Rabindranath Tagore (PDF) |
666—667 |
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“The Judge” by Rabindranath Tagore (PDF) |
668—674 |
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Book Received and Reviewed |
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Jeevandevata: Rabindra Rachana Sankalan (PDF) |
675—676 |
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The Oxford India Tagore: Selected Writings on Education and Nationalism (PDF) |
677—682 |
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Rabindranath Tagore: Three Novellas (PDF) |
683—684 |
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Of Love, Nature and Devotion: Selected Songs of Rabindranath Taogore (PDF) |
685—687 |
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Songs of Rabindranath Tagore (PDF) |
688—689 |
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About the Contributors (PDF) |
690—694 |
