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- Esta edição é única;- A tradução é completamente original e foi realizada para a Ale. Mar. SAS;- Todos os direitos reservados.O Lar e o Mundo (Ghare Baire) é um romance de Rabindranath Tagore de 19

- Esta edición es única;- La traducción es completamente original y se realizó para el Ale. Mar. SAS;- Todos los derechos reservados.Rabindranath Tagore fue un poeta, filósofo, artista, dramaturgo, compositor y novelista bengali. Su obra literaria es profundamente comprensiva con los pobres y defiende valores humanistas universales. Su poesia se inspira en la lirica popular tradicional vaisnava y a menudo es profundamente mistica.

La presente edizione e unica; La traduzione e completamente originale ed e stata eseguita per la societa Ale. Mar. SAS; Tutti i diritti sono riservati. Rabindranath Tagore era un poeta bengalese, filosofo, artista, drammaturgo, compositore e romanziere. La sua letteratura e profondamente solidale con i poveri e sostiene valori umanistici universali. La sua poesia attinse dai tradizionali testi popolari Vaisnava ed era spesso profondamente mistica.

- Cette édition est unique;- La traduction est entièrement originale et a été réalisée pour lAle. Mar. SAS;- Tous droits réservés.Le foyer et le monde (Ghare Baire) est un roman de Rabindranath Tagor

La presente edizione e unica; La traduzione e completamente originale ed e stata eseguita per la societa Ale. Mar. SAS; Tutti i diritti sono riservati. La casa e il mondo (Ghare Baire) e un romanzo del 1916 di Rabindranath Tagore. Ambientato nellIndia del 20 secolo, il libro esamina un crescente sentimento nazionalistico, specialmente quello associato ad un elemento religioso. Aveva dei paralleli nel mondo reale, con il Movimento per lIndipendenza Nazionale, che stava avendo luogo in India in quel periodo.

- Esta edição é única;- A tradução é completamente original e foi realizada para a Ale. Mar. SAS;- Todos os direitos reservados.Unidade Criativa de Rabindranath Tagore consiste em dez palestras que o

- Diese Ausgabe ist einzigartig;- Die Ubersetzung ist vollstandig original und wurde fur das Ale. Mar. SAS;- Alle Rechte vorbehalten.Kreative Einheit von Rabindranath Tagore besteht aus zehn Vortragen, die der Autor im Jahr 1922 hielt. Die enthaltenen Vortrage sind: Die Religion des Dichters; Das schopferische Ideal; Die Religion des Waldes; Eine indische Volksreligion; Ost und West; Das moderne Zeitalter; Der Geist der Freiheit; Die Nation; Die Frau und das Heim; und Eine ostliche Universitat.

"A unique autobiography that provides an incomparable insight into the mind of a genius The Renaissance man of modern India, Rabindranath Tagore put his country on the literary map of the world when he won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913. My Life in My Words is, quite literally, Tagore on Tagore. Uma Das Gupta draws upon the vast repertoire of Tagores writings to create a vivid portrait of the life and times of one of Indias most influential cultural icons.The result is a rare glimpse into the world of Tagore: his family of pioneering entrepreneurs who shaped his worldview; the personal tragedies that influenced some of his most eloquent verse; his groundbreaking work in education and social reform; his constant endeavour to bring about a synthesis of the East and the West and his humanitarian approach to politics; and his rise to the status of an international poet. Meticulously researched and sensitively edited, this unique autobiography provides an incomparable insight into the mind of a genius."

Antología clásica

Bengala, India, principios del siglo XX. El aristócrata y terrateniente Nikhil,contraviniendo todas sus tradiciones familiares y los convencionalismos socialesde la época, se casa con la joven Bimala, una chica de baja extraccionsocial y tez bastante oscura. Su amor es idilico y los esposos estan entregadosel uno al otro hasta que aparece su amigo Sandip, un revolucionarioradical y entusiasta que constituye el contrapunto del pacifico y hasta pasivoNikhil.Despues de oirlo en un mitin propugnando el movimiento Swadeshi, unapropuesta para la autosuficiencia india enmarcada en la dinamica generalde la independencia, Bimala acoge a Sandip en la casa de su marido, dondeestablece su cuartel general, y acaba involucrandose en su tarea politica.Inevitablemente, una joven Bimala que lo desconoce casi todo del mundose sentira fuertemente atraida por el y se establecera finalmente un trianguloamoroso.Bimala empieza a cuestionarse su matrimonio con Nikhil y experimentapor primera vez un amor que va mas alla de la devocion. Aunque Nikhiles consciente bien pronto de esta situacion, su actitud es dejar que Bimalacrezca y decida por si misma, ya que su matrimonio fue un arreglo cuandotodavia era una niña.

The Hungry Stones is a story about a group of individuals who find themselves in the middle of a barren wasteland, where they pine for anything to quench their hunger. They come across stones that appear to be edible and start eating them, which turns out to be disastrous. Tagore uses this story to illustrate how we can end up starving ourselves with desires that are impossible to fulfill.

Tagore is a Bengali author who was born and raised in the Bengal region of India. The stories found within this collection explore love and its aftermath through translated Hindustani folktales. Relationships take on new meaning as they change and evolve, and the reader sees how different people can come to appreciate each others individuality through suffering and tensions that arise from their own actions.

This work is a collection of Tagores short stories that explore the universality of human experiences as he often does in his other works. In this collection, Tagore explores the difficulties inherent in growing up and finding ones place in society, as well as the complexities of familial relationships. The title story, Mashi, is about a newly married woman who has a deep bond with her sister-in-law but not with her husband.

This play is set in British India, and follows a family as they wait to retrieve their mail from the Post Office. The mother and father are particularly anxious to find out whether their oldest son has been successful in passing his matriculation examination because he is too young to work. The time spent waiting for the mail and discussing its contents at length gives us a glimpse into what life was like for Tagore, one of Indias most famous writers and intellectuals.

Nationalism, a form of patriotism for ones country, is often the result of a belief in the superiority of ones nation and its culture. This may lead to prejudice against other nations and cultures. Tagore was an Indian nationalist who looked back on his homeland with fondness while also favoring more connections with Britain. He believed there were many ways to grow Indian independence without rejecting British ties.

The Gardener by Rabindranath Tagore is a poem that tells the story of an old gardener and his special relationship with a tree. The gardener treats the plant as if it were his child, and even talks to it when he is alone. When the plant starts to wither, the gardener realizes he has to cut it down so that it will stop suffering. Through this narrative, Tagore shows how love can bring about pain and loss if not properly handled.

The Home and the World is a novel by Rabindranath Tagore. It tells the story of class, death, and empire over the course of one lifetime. It intertwines reflections on modernity with memories of life in pre-colonial Bengal. The protagonist, Nikhil, is born to a family of landowners in an agricultural society, but as he matures and his consciousness expands he sees that this complacent world is coming to an end.

Gitanjali is a compilation of poems that are based on the Indian literary tradition of Bhakti, which means devotion. Gitanjali is a Hindi title, meaning offering of songs. The poem is written in English, but the emphasis is on Tagores own Bengali language, which marks his background as an Indian poet.