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Radical Rabindranath : Nation, family, and gender in Tagore's fiction and films / Sanjukta Dasgupta, Sudeshna Chakravarti, Mary Mathew.
Publisher: New Delhi : Orient Blackswan, 2013Description: xlvi, 343 pages ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9788125050285
- 8125050280
- 891.443 DAS 23
- PK1727.N36 D37 2013
Contents:
Contents: Introduction. 1. Nurture, Culture: My World Will Burn its Hundred Lamps : Highlights from a Magnificent Life. 2. Rabindranath and Some Prominent Contemporaries: Patriarchy and Society. 3. The Lighted Lamp: Radical Definitions of Female Empowerment. 4. Evolving Women: Tagore s Short Stories as Resistance Literature. 5. Nation, Politics and Gender in Colonial India: Ghare Baire, Char Adhyay and Gora. 6. Gender Politics and Familial Relations: Chokher Bali, Naukadubi, Jogajog, Shesher Kabita. 7. Tagore s Narratives as Films: The Early Period (1932 1960). 8. From Fiction to Film: Reading Tagore Texts as Visual Narratives (1960 to the Present). 9. Conclusion: Tagore in Our Times. Index.
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| 891.439 MAN-2 Kingdom's End : Selected stories / | 891.4391 VAN Gender, sex, and the city : urdu Rekhtī poetry , 1780-1870 / | 891.4414 TAG Gitanjali : song offerings / | 891.443 DAS Radical Rabindranath : | 891.4437 BHO The subaltern speaks : | 891.448509 HOS Motichur : sultana's Dream and other Writings of Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain / | 891.451 MOH Rain incarnation / |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 331-334) and index.
Contents: Introduction. 1. Nurture, Culture: My World Will Burn its Hundred Lamps : Highlights from a Magnificent Life. 2. Rabindranath and Some Prominent Contemporaries: Patriarchy and Society. 3. The Lighted Lamp: Radical Definitions of Female Empowerment. 4. Evolving Women: Tagore s Short Stories as Resistance Literature. 5. Nation, Politics and Gender in Colonial India: Ghare Baire, Char Adhyay and Gora. 6. Gender Politics and Familial Relations: Chokher Bali, Naukadubi, Jogajog, Shesher Kabita. 7. Tagore s Narratives as Films: The Early Period (1932 1960). 8. From Fiction to Film: Reading Tagore Texts as Visual Narratives (1960 to the Present). 9. Conclusion: Tagore in Our Times. Index.