edited by Chung, Tan ... [et al.]. <br/><br/>
Tagore and China / 
edited by Tan Chung ... [et al.]. 
 - Thousand Oaks, Calif.:  SAGE Publications,  2011. 
 - xxxi, 370 p.:  ill.;  25 cm. 
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographical references and index. 
<br/><br/>Part I: On Gurudeva from His<br/>Santiniketan Successor<br/>Chapter 1<br/>Tagore and China<br/>Amartya Sen<br/>Part H: Tagore's 1924 China "Wsit<br/>Chapter 2<br/>Historical Significance of Tagore's 1924 China Visit<br/>Wei Liming<br/>Chapter 3<br/>In Search of a Forgotten Dialogue: Chinese<br/>and Indian Artists Since 1924<br/>Amitava Bhattacharya<br/>Part ni: Tagore's Ideal World<br/>Chapter 4<br/>Sino-Indian Studies at Visva-Bharati University: Story<br/>of Cheena-Bhavana, 1921-1937<br/>Uma Das Gupta<br/>Chapter 5<br/>Looking East: China in Tagore's Cosmology of Thoughts<br/>Swapan Majumdar<br/>Chapter 6<br/>Tagore and China: A Brief Personal Note<br/>Kalyan Kumar Sarkar<br/>Part IV: Tagore and His Chinese Friends<br/>Chapter 7<br/>Telepathy between Rubidadda and Susima:<br/>A Geo-civilizational Perspective<br/>Tan Chung<br/>Chapter 8<br/>Sino-Indian Fraternity between Tagore and Tan Yun-shan<br/>Huang I-shu<br/>Part V: Tagore, China and Asia<br/>Chapter 9<br/>Tagore's Vision of the East<br/>Amiya Dev<br/>Chapter 10<br/>Towards an In-depth Understanding of Tagore,<br/>China and Asia<br/>Tan Chung<br/>Part VL Tagore the Creative Genius<br/>Chapt^ 11<br/>Power of Tagore's Words<br/>Amiya Deu<br/>Chapter 12<br/>The Musical Journey of Rabindranath Tagore<br/>RebaSom<br/>Chapter 13<br/>A Clean Slate?<br/>Rimli Bhattacharya<br/>Chapter 14<br/>Tagore Our Contemporary<br/>Mohit K Ray<br/>Part VII: Tagore and Chinese Literature<br/>Chapter 15<br/>Tagore's Influence on the Chinese Writer BingXin<br/>ZengQiong<br/>Chapter 16<br/>Influence of Classical Chinese Poetry<br/>on Tagore's Works: A Tentative Discourse<br/>Tan Chung<br/>Chapter 17<br/>Tagore and Classical Chinese Poetry<br/>Amiya Dev<br/>Chapter 18<br/>'The Songster's a Mango-bird'<br/>Ipshita Chanda<br/>PartVni: Tagore and Society<br/>Chapter 19<br/>Tagore and Bengal's Social Modemi^y.<br/>Bringing Women to the Cultu^^ Mainstream<br/>Sabaree Mitra<br/>Chapter 20<br/>Civil Society, 'Civility' and<br/>Rajasri Basu<br/>Part Dt Tigore's Contao,p^ Relev^Ke<br/>Chapter 21<br/>Community, Nation and<br/>The Contemporary Relevaricg<br/>Prasenjit Duara<br/>About the Editors and Contrihuf^^<br/>Index<br/>Chapter 17<br/>Tagore and Classical Chinese Poetry<br/>Amiya Dev<br/>Chapter 18<br/>'The Songster's a Mango-bird'<br/>Ipshita Chanda<br/>Part Vni: Tagore and Society<br/>Chapter 19<br/>Tagore and Bengal's Social Modernity:<br/>Bringing Women to the Cultural Mainstream<br/>Sabaree Mitra<br/>Chapter 20<br/>Civil Society, 'Civility' and Tagore<br/>Rajasri Basu<br/>Part IX: Tagore's Contemporary Relevance<br/>Chapter 21<br/>Community, Nation and Sustainability:<br/>The Contemporary Relevance of Tagore<br/>Prasenjit Duara<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788132106371 (hard back) 8132106377 (hard back) 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>828.0951  / CHU/T