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9789352640218 60ba3557b10f401fdf733708 Patriots Poets and Prisoners: Selections from Ramananda Chatterjee'sThe Modern Review 1907-1947 https://www.midlandbookshop.com/s/607fe93d7eafcac1f2c73ea4/60ba62d143ed2b7e1078bd75/9789352640218.jpg Founded in 1907 by the visionary Bengali thinker and reformist Ramananda Chatterjee The Modern Review quickly emerged as a vital platform for debates on nationalism patriotism history and society. Alongside the leaders of the freedom movement - M.K. Gandhi Subhas Chandra Bose Jawaharlal Nehru Rabindranath Tagore - thinkers like Romain Rolland and J.T. Sutherland contributed to its pages. While questions of self-rule gender justice and caste inequality were hotly debated the Review also ran fiction poetry and personal essays forging a character for itself that was uniquely literary political as well as cosmopolitan.

Marking Chatterjee's 150th birth anniversary this anthology edited by members of his family and introduced by Ramachandra Guha brings together a selection from the rich archives of the Review to convey its eclectic range and ambitions. Even after a century the debates that played out in its pages resonate with the spirit of the turbulent times we live in making it urgently relevant to the state of the nation and the body politic.

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  • ISBN: 9789352640218
  • Author: Roy Nilanjana
  • Publisher: HarperCollins
  • Pages: 352
  • Format: Paperback
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Founded in 1907 by the visionary Bengali thinker and reformist Ramananda Chatterjee The Modern Review quickly emerged as a vital platform for debates on nationalism patriotism history and society. Alongside the leaders of the freedom movement - M.K. Gandhi Subhas Chandra Bose Jawaharlal Nehru Rabindranath Tagore - thinkers like Romain Rolland and J.T. Sutherland contributed to its pages. While questions of self-rule gender justice and caste inequality were hotly debated the Review also ran fiction poetry and personal essays forging a character for itself that was uniquely literary political as well as cosmopolitan.

Marking Chatterjee's 150th birth anniversary this anthology edited by members of his family and introduced by Ramachandra Guha brings together a selection from the rich archives of the Review to convey its eclectic range and ambitions. Even after a century the debates that played out in its pages resonate with the spirit of the turbulent times we live in making it urgently relevant to the state of the nation and the body politic.

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