Universalist Hopes in India and Europe - Jelnikar, Ana (Freelance literary translator and a research associat
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This book is an in-depth comparative study of a close, if rather one-sided, encounter between a Slovenian poet, Sre¿ko Kosovel, and Rabindranath Tagore, whom Kosovel read in translation. While Kosovel took inspiration from his Indian contemporary in the 1920s, the two are seen to share a surprisingly similar set of preoccupations, at the core of which was a creative ideal of universalism rather than nationalism, which both considered exclusivist and, therefore, undesirable.

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This book is an in-depth comparative study of a close, if rather one-sided, encounter between a Slovenian poet, Sre¿ko Kosovel, and Rabindranath Tagore, whom Kosovel read in translation. While Kosovel took inspiration from his Indian contemporary in the 1920s, the two are seen to share a surprisingly similar set of preoccupations, at the core of which was a creative ideal of universalism rather than nationalism, which both considered exclusivist and, therefore, undesirable.
Autorenporträt
Ana Jelnikar is Freelance literary translator and a research associate at University of Primorska, Science and Research Centre Koper.