29 contributors from 18 different countries!

A collection of essays about Rabindranath Tagore by academics and fans alike from all over the world.

Published by The Tagore Centre UK in collaboration with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations.

Launched at Revisiting Rabindranath, May 2011

UK £30 / US $55
ISBN No:    978-0-9513368-7-8

To order your copy, contact: info@tagorecentre.org.uk


If one takes a holistic look at Tagore’s works one would be amazed to discover the breadth of his vision and depth of his thinking on numerous subjects. These thoughts are not bound by any era or the confines of any span of time or geography, they are universal and for all time. He was as relevant in his time as is today and will remain so tomorrow. Tagore is truly A Man of All Ages, and has indeed a Timeless mind!

It is clear that there is a resurgence of interest in Tagore all over the world. After nearly five decades of quietude following the death of the poet there seems to be a new awareness of Rabindranath Tagore in the West. There is a new prosperity to reappraise his works from an appropriate perspective in time, and a new understanding of the complete man and his oeuvre. This is evident from the fact that the volume has received contributions from eighteen different countries, speaking different languages. The diverse group of contributors and choice of subjects for this collection is hardly surprising given Tagore’s manifold creative output and interests. There are signs for change and this publication bears the testimony of that resurgence.

Editors: Amalendu Biswas, Christine Marsh and Kalyan Kundu
Cover: Jenni Navratil
Printed by:  Shishu Sanity Samsad Pvt Ltd

UK £30 / US $55
ISBN No:    978-0-9513368-7-8
To order your copy, contact: info@tagorecentre.org.uk
 
© And published by  The Tagore Centre UK (first published May 2011)

Supported by Indian Council for Cultural Relations

2010 - Our 25th anniversary - SCOOP party!

2009 - Soumitra Chatterjee performing in London

2008 – An evening of many Rabindranaths

2006 – Sacrifice by the Tagore Centre Youth Forum and working with the British Museum

2005 - Our 20th anniversary – Tanusree Shankar Dance Company, UK tour 

2004 - Chetana, Contemporary Theatre Company from Kolkata

2003 – Camellia by the Tagore Centre Youth Forum and working with Royal Commonwealth Society

2002 – Tagore Festival of Peace

2001 – our branch in Glasgow

2000 - Rabindranath Tagore: A Creative Unity, October

1999 - Tagore Night, part of the 1999 Arts Worldwide Bangladesh Festival