Nationalism
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TextPublication details: Madras Macmillan 1995Description: 82pISBN: 0333901738Subject(s): Nationalism- EssaysDDC classification: 320.54 Summary: Tagore's main argument in this perspicacious book is that nationalism is an invention of the West and a relatively new concept in the East. To substantiate his argument, Tagore the intellectual examines the impact and effect of nationalism on India and Japan; while Tagore the poet provides a sharp but beautifully lyrical ending.
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| 320.54 SMI/M Myths and memories of the nations | 320.54 STA/M A Macat analysis Ernest Gellner's Nations and Nationalism | 320.54 SUT/N Nationalism in the twenty-first century:challenges and responses | 320.54 TAG/N Nationalism | 320.54 ZOY/C Congress after Indira : policy, power, political change (1984-2009) | 320.5409 BIE/D Debating nationalism : the global spread of nations | 320.5409 HIR/O THe Origins of Nationalism-An Alternative History from Ancient Rome to Early Modern Germany |
Tagore's main argument in this perspicacious book is that nationalism is an invention of the West and a relatively new concept in the East. To substantiate his argument, Tagore the intellectual examines the impact and effect of nationalism on India and Japan; while Tagore the poet provides a sharp but beautifully lyrical ending.
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