The Life of Sharatchandra Chatopadhyay presents a historical critical assessment of the novelist's upbringing and the experiences that informed his work. The author exposes Sharatchandra's innate conservative worldview and his romantic platonic concept of human sexuality that informs all his love stories.
The Life of Sharatchandra Chatopadhyay presents a historical critical assessment of the novelist's upbringing and the experiences that informed his work. The author exposes Sharatchandra's innate conservative worldview and his romantic platonic concept of human sexuality that informs all his love stories.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Acknowledgments Translation, Transliteration, Orthography, Bengali Calendar Chapter One Prolegomena Political and Social Condition of Late Colonial India Chapter Two Sharatchandra's Parents: Matilal and Bhubanmohini Chattopadhyay Sharatchandra's Childhood and Early Youth Sharatchandra's Physical and Emotional Makeup Chapter Three The Making of a Literary Career: the Beginnings Chapter Four Sharatchandra in Rangoon: A Nonresident Nobody from Bengal Low Life in Rangoon: "A Season in Hell" Chapter Five Literary Career during Rangoon Days Chapter Six Baje Shibpur: Return of the Prodigal Son Panitras: Sharat the Glowing Moon Calcutta: End of Journey Chapter Seven Treasures of the Invincible Wordsmith [Aparajeya Kathasilpi] Pallisamaj, Arak?a?iy, Dena Paona, Ba?adidi, Debdas, Caritrahin, Srikanta, Se?prasna Chapter Eight Sharatchandra's Caste and Gender Consciousness Shartchandra's Male and Female Characters Sharatchandra's Caste consciousness Chapter Nine Bankim-Rabindranath-Sharatchandra Bankimchandra Rabindranath Rabindranath and Sharatchandra: An Episode of Elegant Misunderstanding Chapter Ten Sharatchandra's Political Ideas and Activities Sharatchandra's Pather Dabi Chapter Eleven Sharatchandra's Enduring Popularity Chapter Twelve Sharatchandra and Jean Jacques Rousseau: A Tour de Force Glossary Bibliography Index About the Author
Preface Acknowledgments Translation, Transliteration, Orthography, Bengali Calendar Chapter One Prolegomena Political and Social Condition of Late Colonial India Chapter Two Sharatchandra's Parents: Matilal and Bhubanmohini Chattopadhyay Sharatchandra's Childhood and Early Youth Sharatchandra's Physical and Emotional Makeup Chapter Three The Making of a Literary Career: the Beginnings Chapter Four Sharatchandra in Rangoon: A Nonresident Nobody from Bengal Low Life in Rangoon: "A Season in Hell" Chapter Five Literary Career during Rangoon Days Chapter Six Baje Shibpur: Return of the Prodigal Son Panitras: Sharat the Glowing Moon Calcutta: End of Journey Chapter Seven Treasures of the Invincible Wordsmith [Aparajeya Kathasilpi] Pallisamaj, Arak?a?iy, Dena Paona, Ba?adidi, Debdas, Caritrahin, Srikanta, Se?prasna Chapter Eight Sharatchandra's Caste and Gender Consciousness Shartchandra's Male and Female Characters Sharatchandra's Caste consciousness Chapter Nine Bankim-Rabindranath-Sharatchandra Bankimchandra Rabindranath Rabindranath and Sharatchandra: An Episode of Elegant Misunderstanding Chapter Ten Sharatchandra's Political Ideas and Activities Sharatchandra's Pather Dabi Chapter Eleven Sharatchandra's Enduring Popularity Chapter Twelve Sharatchandra and Jean Jacques Rousseau: A Tour de Force Glossary Bibliography Index About the Author
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