The English Writings Of Rabindranath Tagore: Lectures Addresses (Vol. 7)

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The English Writings of Rabindranath Tagore – Volume 7 is a thought-provoking collection of Tagore's lectures and addresses, offering profound insights into various facets of human experience, culture, and society.This volume begins with “International Relations”, where Tagore explores the interconnectedness of nations and cultures. “The Indo-Iranians” and “The Fourfold Way of India” provide a historical context for understanding India's rich heritage.Key themes include education and community in “The Schoolmaster” and “City and Village”, while “The Voice of Humanity” emphasizes compassion and unity. Tagore's reflections on relationships are articulated in “The Indian Ideal of Marriage”, and “The Cult of the Charka” highlights his vision for self-sufficiency.Further, “The Meaning of Art” and “The Principle of Literature” delve into the aesthetic values shaping society, and “Wealth and Welfare” examines the balance between prosperity and well-being. Tagore’s advocacy for a holistic education is evident in “Ideals of Education” and “The Philosophy of Leisure”.The volume also features compelling addresses on important social issues, including “Women’s Place in the World” and “The Communal Award”, showcasing Tagore's commitment to social justice and harmony.Concluding with reflections on civilization in “Crisis in Civilization”, Volume 7 is an essential read for those seeking to understand Tagore’s vision for a more humane and interconnected world, resonating with relevance today.

Rabindranath Tagore (1861–1941) was a pioneering Indian poet, philosopher and polymath, renowned for his profound influence on literature and the arts. The first non-European Nobel laureate in Literature, Tagore's works, including the iconic Gitanjali, explore themes of nature, spirituality and humanity. His poetic genius transcended boundaries, blending Indian traditions with global ideas. A social reformer and educator, he founded the Visva-Bharati University, promoting a vision of universal harmony. Tagore's legacy endures through his evocative writings, music and paintings, inspiring generations to seek beauty and truth in the interconnectedness of life.