Banerjee, Sumanta (b.1936)
ISBN: 9788170460992, 8170460999
Profusely illustrated with examples of contemporary street songs and popular performing arts, the book traces the beginnings of tension between these urban folk cultural forms and the new culture of lthe Bengali elite which was increasingly seeking to model itself on a culture that was western in inspiration.
Ostor, Akos
ISBN: 9788180280139, 8180280136
The detailed description and interpretation of the rituals presents an inside view of society and remains, despite the current spate of books on Hindu rituals and deities, the only complete ethnographic account of a major ritual cycle in India.
Curley, David L
ISBN: 9788180280313, 8180280314
The essays in this volume represent Curley's interdisciplinary work in social history and literary criticism.
Tagore, Rabindranath
ISBN: 9789385285905, 9385285904
Tagore's Post Office represents a young boy who has received the call of the open road. He seeks freedom from the comfortable enclosure of habits sanctioned by the prudent and from walls of rigid opinion built for him by the respectable.
Agnihotri, Anita
ISBN: 9789385285967, 9385285963
Mangal Taram, a Gond tribal boy, is a beat forest guard in the dense and mysterious forest of Central India, spread at the foothills of the Maikal mountain range. While he observes, watches, and keeps record of the wild life, flora, and fauna of the all-encompassing forest, his mind is trapped in inexplicable fear and anxiety.
ISBN: 9789381523131, 9381523134
Datta, Sunil K
This book is no history nor chronological accounts of a people. It is a treatise on Bengali nationalism that has hardly any mention in any prevalent history books.
Bose, Mandakranta
ISBN: 9789385285554, 9385285556
The vividly colourful images presented in this book occupy a special niche in the history of Indian art, remarkable because they are not only visual objects but narrative expositions of a text that has been part of the lives of vast numbers of the Indian people and often their source of moral guidance.
ISBN: 9789386906434, 9386906430
It reveals author's creative versatility as a writer, besides being the eminent filmmaker that he has. The book is an important addition to the Ghatak archive as a source material for any ongoing research on his films.
ISBN: 9789356876934, 9356876932
Travel and writing on travel became a means of self-expression for Bengalis, especially women, in the ealy twentieth century.
ISBN: 9789384101039, 9384101036
Nabarun Bhattacharya, Nabarun
ISBN: 9780857426499, 0857426494
Impressionistic, experimental, and earthy, the book provides a sweeping view of the richness and the turmoil of Bengali culture, literature, and politics in the twentieth century.
Roy, Hemendra Kumar
ISBN: 9789389136456, 9389136458
This book is the real-life story and memoir of the enigmatic `Meghnad Gupta', or Hemendra kumar Roy-one of the pioneering creators of Bengali fiction.
Bose, Samaresh
ISBN: 9789391125783, 9391125786
...Kanti Bhattacharjee. This travelogue narrates the author's experience of visiting the Kumbh-mela, the holy site of the confluence of three rivers, Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati, at Prayag, where pilgrims bathe at a designated time of the year.
Tagore, Rabindranath
ISBN: 9789386906663, 938690666X
The eternal conflict in the age-old `manwoman' relationship, which typically arises when any one of the two partners seeks both solace and passion in a single partner and is often unable to savour the joys of both together, is the central theme of Two Sisters (Dui Bon by Rabindranath Tagore, 1933). One of Tagore's last three novels, it was first published in 1943.
Sen, Nabaneeta Dev
ISBN: 9789389136036, 9389136032
This book looks at political issues through a turbulent mother-daughter relationship, bringing to Indian literature a fascinating, highbrow, sexually daring, `unmotherly' mother of a grown-up daughter.
Sen, Nabaneeta Dev
ISBN: 9789386906861, 9386906864
I Anupam is a sharp depiction of the turbulent times in West Bengal, when the leaders of the Naxal movement encouraged the youth to fight for the cause, but later failed to take responsibility when they were needed the most. The novel is about one such betrayal.
Tagore, Abanindranath
ISBN: 9789380637082, 938063708X
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