Modern History
Creative Unity
Rabindranath Tagore
1922
4h 28m
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Tagore had a Nobel Prize and a growing suspicion that the West had bought its power at a ruinous price. These essays argue for a civilisation built on relation rather than machinery: the school he founded, the village, the craft, the poetry, and a warning about nationalism from a man who had watched Europe destroy itself over exactly that.
Inside this audiobook
11 chapters
- 1Introduction3m
- 2The Poet's Religion44m
- 3The Creative Ideal17m
- 4The Religion of the Forest39m
- 5An Indian Folk Religion30m
- 6East and West25m
- 7The Modern Age21m
- 8The Spirit of Freedom13m
- 9The Nation19m
- 10Woman and Home12m
- 11An Eastern University45m
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