tailieunhanh - Rabindranath tagore with East - West dialogues

This paper presents the compact format of the contents of Tagore’s East - West dialogues, such as perception and attitude towards earthly life; the nature of philosophy of humanity; the way people achieve deliverance; and cultural relations between the East and the West. The paper looks into the contribution of Tagore’s ideas to Indian Renaissance and the development of human thought in the 20th century. | Vinh University Journal of Science Vol. 48 No. 2B 2019 pp. 23-29 RABINDRANATH TAGORE WITH EAST - WEST DIALOGUES Nguyen Van Hanh Faculty of Social Pedagogy Saigon University Received on 7 5 2019 accepted for publication on 18 6 2019 Abstract R. Tagore 1861 - 1941 was an artist and a great thinker of the 20th century and one of the three greatest persons M. Gandhi J. Nehru R. Tagore of the Indian Renaissance. R. Tagore s works do not thoroughly discuss ideology. But his thoughts naturally penetrate his unique artistic work. The work that shows clearly this ideology is The Realization of life Sadhana . There are also a number of articles letters and speeches from countries in the East and the West he had a chance to visit. Throughout these works we find the East - West spirit of dialogue. He dialogued with many philosophers who marked the dawn of the Indian civilization. And with this spirit and state of mind he dialogued with many Western thinkers in modern times in order to seek harmony between Eastern and Western ideas to expand the base for Indian nationalism. This paper presents the compact format of the contents of Tagore s East - West dialogues such as perception and attitude towards earthly life the nature of philosophy of humanity the way people achieve deliverance and cultural relations between the East and the West. The paper looks into the contribution of Tagore s ideas to Indian Renaissance and the development of human thought in the 20th century. 1. Introduction In the early 19th century the West entered the modern age with brilliant achievements in science and engineering making great strides toward modernization. Meanwhile India was still sunk in a long medieval night stagnant and isolated from the rest of the world. The burden of the past the good and the bad was extremely heavy. It pushed Indian culture into a difficult position as an invasive wave of Western culture threatened to eradicate Indian culture. Cultural conflict became more profound. It .

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• Tagore’s East West dialogues
• Philosophy of humanity
• The Realization of life
• Indian civilization
• Three greatest persons