Crisis in civilization
a message on completing his eighty years
Book • 1941
In "Crisis in Civilization," Rabindranath Tagore reflects on his life and the changing world around him.
He examines the impact of Western civilization, particularly British imperialism, on India and other nations.
Tagore critiques the destructive forces of colonialism, nationalism, and technology, contrasting them with the developments in the Soviet Union, China, and Japan.
The essay serves as a poignant commentary on the state of global affairs during World War II and offers a perspective on the complexities of cultural exchange and political power.
Tagore's work remains relevant today as it continues to spark discussions about the challenges of globalization and the search for a more just and equitable world order.
He examines the impact of Western civilization, particularly British imperialism, on India and other nations.
Tagore critiques the destructive forces of colonialism, nationalism, and technology, contrasting them with the developments in the Soviet Union, China, and Japan.
The essay serves as a poignant commentary on the state of global affairs during World War II and offers a perspective on the complexities of cultural exchange and political power.
Tagore's work remains relevant today as it continues to spark discussions about the challenges of globalization and the search for a more just and equitable world order.
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Jeff Rich as a profound essay reflecting on life and re-weighing judgments on various issues.
Jeff Rich as a profound essay reflecting on life and re-weighing judgments on various issues.
149. Rabindranath Tagore on Crisis in Civilization... in 1941 and today.
