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The best of Tagore ; Rabindranath Tagore ; edited and introduced by Rudrangshu Mukherjee.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Tagore, Rabindranath, 1861-1941, author.
- Series:
- Everyman's library (Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.)
- Everyman's library
- Language:
- Bengali
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Bengali literature.
- Songs--Texts.
- Songs.
- Genre:
- Short stories.
- Novels.
- Drama.
- Essays.
- Poetry.
- Physical Description:
- lxvii, 766 pages ; 22 cm
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Alfred A. Knopf, 2023.
- Contents:
- SHORT STORIES: The Ghat's story
- The postmaster
- Little master's return
- Wealth surrendered
- The living and the dead
- Kabuliwallah
- Holiday
- Giribala
- The hungry stones
- Guest
- The Haldar family
- The wife's letter
- House Number One
- The parrot's training
- The patriot
- The laboratory
- The story of Mussalmani
- NOVEL: The home and the world
- PLAYS. The post office
- Red oleanders
- ESSAYS: Nationalism in the West
- Nationalism in India
- Construction versus creation
- East and West
- A vision of India's history
- The educational mission of the Visva-Bharati
- The religion of man
- Crisis in civilization
- Historicality in literature
- POEMS FOR CHILDREN: The captive hero
- The hero
- The palm tree
- Our little river
- The runnaway city
- SONGS: Nothing has worked out
- Only coming and going
- Through death and sorrow
- My Bengal of god
- Suddenly from the heart of Bengal
- If they answer not to thy call
- Blessed am I to have been born in this land
- This stormy night
- I know not how thou Singest, my master
- The suit
- When life has withered
- I'll overcome you
- Light of mine, o light
- Thou art the ruler of the minds of all people
- Thou hast made me endless
- You stand on the other shore
- The night my doors were shattered
- My lamp blown out
- Not your word alone
- Forgive my languor, o lord
- The cloud says, 'I am going'
- When my foot prints no longer mark this road
- Beyond boundaries of life and death
- My time flies
- There - in the lap of the storm clouds - the rain comes
- Because I would sing
- May farewell's platter be replete
- Stars fill the sky
- Has he come? Or hasn't he?
- A slight caress, a few overheard words
- POEMS: The spring wakes from its dream
- I won't let you go
- Swaying
- The golden boat
- Now turn me back
- The lord of life
- A half-acre of land
- Affliction
- Snatched by the gods
- Where the mind is without fear
- Death-wedding
- Pilgrimage to India
- The flying geese
- In praise of trees
- The child
- Question
- Unyielding
- I
- Earth
- Africa
- The day my consciousness was freed
- Concord
- The pall of the self
- They work
- On the banks of the Rupnarayan
- The first day's sun
- The path of your creation
- Delusions I did cherish
- I thought I had something to say
- I threw away my heart
- My heart, like a peacock
- I ask for an audience
- Our master is a worker
- The world today
- Why deprive me
- An oldish upcountry man
- Though I know, my friend
- At the dusk of the early dawn
- The Santal woman
- Through the troubled history of man
- Those who struck him once.
- Notes:
- "This is a Borzoi book"-- Title page verso.
- Translated from the Bengali by various translators.
- Includes bibliographical references (pages xxv-xxvi and pages 757-766).
- ISBN:
- 9781101908389
- 1101908386
- OCLC:
- 1365365146
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