TAGORE'S GITANJALI AND THE JOYOUS KINGDOM OF PLAY SUBIR DHAR * When Song Offerings, the ... more TAGORE'S GITANJALI AND THE JOYOUS KINGDOM OF PLAY SUBIR DHAR * When Song Offerings, the English version of Gitanjali was first published in England and a series of translations of the poems in the volume appeared in several European languages over the next few ...
17 THE SHORT STORIES OF TAGORE: A BREATH-TAKING PANORAMA OF HUMAN EXISTENCE SUBIR DHAR One way of... more 17 THE SHORT STORIES OF TAGORE: A BREATH-TAKING PANORAMA OF HUMAN EXISTENCE SUBIR DHAR One way of reading the short stories of Rabindranath Tagore is from the perspective of Late Sisir Kumar Ghosh who saw them as revealing the" nuances of an aesthetically ...
... Yet, for all his talk, Tagore makes it clear that Sandip is more of a demagogue than a man of... more ... Yet, for all his talk, Tagore makes it clear that Sandip is more of a demagogue than a man of action. ... is (as Bimala tells us) an" absolutely modern" man in whose house blended effortlessly the" manners [...] of the Moguls and Pathans [...]the] customs of Manu and Parashar"(11). ...
The novels of Amit Chaudhuri: an exploration in the …, Jan 1, 2004
3 A Strange and Sublime Address: Amit Chaudhuri and the Fiction of Sensibility Subir Dhar As a no... more 3 A Strange and Sublime Address: Amit Chaudhuri and the Fiction of Sensibility Subir Dhar As a novelist who published his first book of fiction in 1991, Amit Chaudhuri clearly has a place in the phalanx of born-in-India fiction writers who stormed the citadel of the till fairly recently ...
8 The Fiction of Our Discontent: The God of Small Things Subir Dhar I would like to begin by call... more 8 The Fiction of Our Discontent: The God of Small Things Subir Dhar I would like to begin by calling attention to the first half and descriptive part of the title of my paper, viz." The Fiction of our Discontent." It will, of course, be obvious to you that this is a reminiscence, an ...
... Trans. RW Rostel (Ann Arbor: Ardis, 1973), 101. 11. Ibid. 12. John M. Munro in Princeton Ency... more ... Trans. RW Rostel (Ann Arbor: Ardis, 1973), 101. 11. Ibid. 12. John M. Munro in Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, ed. Page 127. THE NONSENSE POETRY OF RABINDRANATH TAGORE HI Alex Preminger, Enlarged ed.(London: Macmillan Press, 1975), ...
Home > Papers > Subir Kumar Dhar. Subir Kumar Dhar. The Aestheticisation of Indian ... more Home > Papers > Subir Kumar Dhar. Subir Kumar Dhar. The Aestheticisation of Indian Communalism: Mahesh Subir Kumar Dhar Rabindra Bharati University. Full text: Not available Last modified: June 9, 2007. Abstract A lingering ...
The Plays of Mahesh Dattani, A Critical Response, Jan 1, 2005
Ever since Plato (in the Philebus) and Aristotle (in Nichomachean Ethics and the Rhetoric) record... more Ever since Plato (in the Philebus) and Aristotle (in Nichomachean Ethics and the Rhetoric) recorded their observations on humour as a social discourse function, serious studies of jokes have tended to occur within a predominantly occidental intellectual context and so not surprisingly tend to display an overly Western concern and orientation. Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in studies of ethnic humour, a field of research in which the most prominent contributions have been made by American scholars, two of whom have however observed that:
TAGORE'S GITANJALI AND THE JOYOUS KINGDOM OF PLAY SUBIR DHAR * When Song Offerings, the ... more TAGORE'S GITANJALI AND THE JOYOUS KINGDOM OF PLAY SUBIR DHAR * When Song Offerings, the English version of Gitanjali was first published in England and a series of translations of the poems in the volume appeared in several European languages over the next few ...
17 THE SHORT STORIES OF TAGORE: A BREATH-TAKING PANORAMA OF HUMAN EXISTENCE SUBIR DHAR One way of... more 17 THE SHORT STORIES OF TAGORE: A BREATH-TAKING PANORAMA OF HUMAN EXISTENCE SUBIR DHAR One way of reading the short stories of Rabindranath Tagore is from the perspective of Late Sisir Kumar Ghosh who saw them as revealing the" nuances of an aesthetically ...
... Yet, for all his talk, Tagore makes it clear that Sandip is more of a demagogue than a man of... more ... Yet, for all his talk, Tagore makes it clear that Sandip is more of a demagogue than a man of action. ... is (as Bimala tells us) an" absolutely modern" man in whose house blended effortlessly the" manners [...] of the Moguls and Pathans [...]the] customs of Manu and Parashar"(11). ...
The novels of Amit Chaudhuri: an exploration in the …, Jan 1, 2004
3 A Strange and Sublime Address: Amit Chaudhuri and the Fiction of Sensibility Subir Dhar As a no... more 3 A Strange and Sublime Address: Amit Chaudhuri and the Fiction of Sensibility Subir Dhar As a novelist who published his first book of fiction in 1991, Amit Chaudhuri clearly has a place in the phalanx of born-in-India fiction writers who stormed the citadel of the till fairly recently ...
8 The Fiction of Our Discontent: The God of Small Things Subir Dhar I would like to begin by call... more 8 The Fiction of Our Discontent: The God of Small Things Subir Dhar I would like to begin by calling attention to the first half and descriptive part of the title of my paper, viz." The Fiction of our Discontent." It will, of course, be obvious to you that this is a reminiscence, an ...
... Trans. RW Rostel (Ann Arbor: Ardis, 1973), 101. 11. Ibid. 12. John M. Munro in Princeton Ency... more ... Trans. RW Rostel (Ann Arbor: Ardis, 1973), 101. 11. Ibid. 12. John M. Munro in Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, ed. Page 127. THE NONSENSE POETRY OF RABINDRANATH TAGORE HI Alex Preminger, Enlarged ed.(London: Macmillan Press, 1975), ...
Home > Papers > Subir Kumar Dhar. Subir Kumar Dhar. The Aestheticisation of Indian ... more Home > Papers > Subir Kumar Dhar. Subir Kumar Dhar. The Aestheticisation of Indian Communalism: Mahesh Subir Kumar Dhar Rabindra Bharati University. Full text: Not available Last modified: June 9, 2007. Abstract A lingering ...
The Plays of Mahesh Dattani, A Critical Response, Jan 1, 2005
Ever since Plato (in the Philebus) and Aristotle (in Nichomachean Ethics and the Rhetoric) record... more Ever since Plato (in the Philebus) and Aristotle (in Nichomachean Ethics and the Rhetoric) recorded their observations on humour as a social discourse function, serious studies of jokes have tended to occur within a predominantly occidental intellectual context and so not surprisingly tend to display an overly Western concern and orientation. Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in studies of ethnic humour, a field of research in which the most prominent contributions have been made by American scholars, two of whom have however observed that:
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