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891.44 2 TAG/A Red oleanders | 891.440 9 T CHA/S Studies in Tagore:critical essays | 891.440 9 TAG/S Oxford Indian translations: Rabindranath Tagore-Selected writings on literature and language / | 891.44 RAB/F Four chapters | 891.441 4 DUT/R Rabindranath Tagore:the myriad minded man | 891.441 SEL Selected poems of Buddhadeva Bose | 891.4414 SAR/M The music of nationhood : Dwijendralal Roy of Bengal |
Translated from bengali
Passion and politics intertwine in Char Adhyay (1934), Rabindranath Tagore's last and perhaps most controversial novel, set in the context of the freedom struggle in pre-Independent India.
Ela, a young working woman, comes under the spell of Indranath, a charismatic political activist who advocates the path of terror. She joins his band of underground rebels, vowing never to marry, and to devote her life to the nation's cause. But through her relationship with Atindra, a poet and romantic who grows disenchanted after joining the group, Ela realizes the hollowness of Indranath's machinations. The lovers now face a terrible choice.
This new translation of Char Adhyay brings Tagore's text to life in contemporary idiom, while evoking the charged atmosphere of the story's historical setting.
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