Book details
Young Tagore: The Makings Of A Genius
Description
A seamless blend of intelligent analysis with real empathy, Young Tagore is a firstofitskind psychobiography that deepens our understanding of Rabindranath Tagore. By carefully reconstructing the crucial years of Tagore's childhood and youth, preeminent psychoanalyst Sudhir Kakar examines the young prodigy's formative experiences and unravels how they shaped his creative genius. In laying bare the inner workings of Tagore's brilliance, Kakar reveals the real man behind the luminary.
Age
14-18
Text complexity
proficient
Length
258 pages
Why to read
- Insight into Tagore's Formative Years: The book provides a deep dive into the early life of Rabindranath Tagore, offering readers a chance to understand the influences and experiences that shaped the young prodigy into a Nobel laureate and a cultural icon.
- Understanding of Cultural and Historical Context: Senior Fellow Sudhir Kakar meticulously presents the socio-cultural and historical backdrop of Tagore's time, allowing readers to appreciate the context in which Tagore's philosophy and literary genius were cultivated.
- Psychological Analysis: As a renowned psychoanalyst, Sudhir Kakar brings a unique psychological perspective to the narrative, analyzing Tagore's relationships, dreams, and the development of his creative consciousness, which can provide readers with a deeper understanding of the human psyche.
- Inspiration from Tagore's Life: The book not only recounts the life of a genius but also serves as an inspiration to readers. It showcases how Tagore's dedication to his art and his commitment to personal growth and intellectual development can motivate others in their own pursuits of excellence and creativity.