Bhorer Pakhi O Anyanya Prabandha

• Author: Probodhchandra Sen
• Language: Bengali
• ISBN: 9788172158293
• Pages: 336
• Format: Hardcover
• Weight: 463 grams

Description:
Bhorer Pakhi O Anyanya Prabandha is a collection of essays by the renowned scholar Probodhchandra Sen, focusing on the works and thoughts of Rabindranath Tagore. Sen's lifelong dedication to studying and interpreting Tagore's creations is evident in this collection.

• Sen analyzes Rabindranath's literary output with a historical perspective, meticulously preserving the continuity of his ideas and creations.
• The essays cover key aspects of Tagore's thought, including his views on education, religion, patriotism, and the rhythm of his poetry, especially during his early years.
• This book includes some of Sen’s most important works on Tagore, many of which have not yet been compiled into books.
• One of the key highlights of the book is Sen’s discussion on Rabindranath's association with the poet Bihari Lal, whom he called “Bhorer Pakhi” (Morning Bird), symbolizing how all true poets carry a similar ethereal quality. Sen underscores how Rabindranath, as the most prominent among such poets, embodied the essence of this metaphor.
• This collection serves as a significant contribution to Rabindranath Tagore scholarship, offering valuable insights for critics, scholars, and readers passionate about Tagore's legacy.

Why Read This Book:

• Provides in-depth analysis and insight into Rabindranath Tagore's works and thought.
• Essential reading for anyone interested in the historical and literary contexts of Rabindranath's poetry and philosophy.
• A critical addition to Rabindranath Tagore scholarship, particularly for those studying Bengali literature and poetics.

About the Author:

• Probodhchandra Sen was born on 27 April 1897 in Comilla, East Bengal.
• He completed his M.A. in Ancient Indian History and Culture from Calcutta University, securing first class first.
• He served as a professor of History and Bengali Literature at Daulatpur College, Khulna, and later as the Rabindra Professor at Visva-Bharati University from 1942 to 1965.
• His scholarly work, particularly on Bengali prosody, earned him the reputation of being a pioneer in Bengali prosody studies.
• Sen was deeply connected to Rabindranath Tagore, having written extensively on his works and taught at Visva-Bharati, where he interacted closely with Tagore's legacy.
• His books on Bengali prosody, including Chhandajiggyasa, Adhunik Bangla Chhandasahitya, and Chhandoguru Rabindranath, are considered seminal works in the field.
• He was awarded the Bankim Prize for his book Bharatatma Kabi Kalidas.