Tagore on Muktimurty/Lecture-6.pdfHis essay "Pathway to Mukti" written in 1925 summarises...

Tagore on Mukti

Aesthetic humanism and creativity

The philosophy of Tagore

Shantiniketan

Aesthetic humanism

Philosophy of education

More on education

Childhood

Kalidasa’s Hymn to the Himalayas

Early literary genius

Radhakrishnan on Tagore

Tagore and nationalism

Crisis in Civilization

Nehru on Tagore

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Pathway to Mukti

Poetry of the Mahabharata

Philosophy through music

The harikatha

Philosophy through art and dance

Social martyrs

The problem of modern man

Tagore’s response to the crisis

The goal is to realize unity in diversity

Tagore’s legacy With his philosophy of aesthetic

humanism, Tagore advocated education in the truest sense of the word, an education that builds character, and awakens in the individual a sense of beauty and creative self-expression.

He represents and bridge between the East and the West and embodies the ideal that all humanity seeks, the ideal of unity in diversity.

He conversed on this ideal with great thinkers such as H.G. Wells, Albert Einstein, Romain Rolland and Mahatma Gandhi,