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This comprehensive study by Shirshendu Chakrabarti delves into one of the most significant periods in Rabindranath Tagore’s intellectual life, spanning 1930 to 1941. During these formative years, Tagore grappled with urgent questions about humanity’s future, blending ethical philosophy with aesthetic theory to propose innovative frameworks for modern civilization.
The book traces Tagore’s evolving thoughts on culture, spirituality, and social progress during a turbulent historical moment. It examines his lectures, writings, and artistic endeavors to reveal how he attempted to reconcile Eastern and Western traditions while addressing contemporary challenges.
Published by the prestigious Indian Institute of Advanced Study, this work offers scholars and students a deeper understanding of Tagore’s visionary contributions to philosophy, literature, and cultural studies. It provides essential context for understanding his later works and enduring influence on global thought.
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