The Influence of India on Leo Tolstoy and Tolstoy's Influence on India: A Study of Reciprocal Receptions

Author:   Radha Balasubramanian
Publisher:   The Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
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Pages:   288
Publication Date:   01 October 2013
Format:   Hardback
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Author:   Radha Balasubramanian
Publisher:   The Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
Imprint:   Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
ISBN:  

9780773443570


ISBN 10:   0773443576
Pages:   288
Publication Date:   01 October 2013
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Undergraduate ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Table of Contents

Foreword; Preface; Chapter 1: Tolstoy as a Theological Thinker; Chapter 2: Tolstoy's Interest in Indian Spirituality: Buddhism and Hinduism; Chapter 3: Indian Thought in Tolstoy's Writing Hindu Philosophical Thought Reflected in Tolstoy's Life and Fiction Character Portrayal Redefined: Through the Prism of Hindu Philosophy India's Wisdom Retold; Chapter 4: Tolstoy's Place among Indian Intellectuals Tolstoy and Indian Freedom Fighters and Writers: Correspondence, Admiration, and Respect D. Javare Gowda: A Tolstoyan at Heart G.P. Pradhan: Freedom Fighter, Teacher, Social Worker, Politician, and Admirer of Tolstoy; Chapter 5: Portrayals of Tolstoy and His Works in the Indian Media Portrayals of Tolstoy in Two leading English-Language Newspapers in India Biographies, Translations, and Adaptations Screen and Theatre Adaptations of Tolstoy's Stories and Novels; Future Research on Tolstoy and India: Concluding Word; Bibliography; Index.

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This book provides new revolutionary approaches to exploring Tolstoy's fiction...It represents one of the first studies dedicated to the problem of parallels between Tolstoy's life, thought, and writing and Hindu philosophical system, and to the broader issue of Tolstoy's relationship with India. (Professor Tatyana Novikov, University of Nebraska-Omahas.) Her monograph is a significant contribution to Tolstoy-India scholarship. It reflects, in a way that is unprecedented, the very special place that India with its religions, philosophies, and epic tradition occupies in Tolstoy's spiritual universe. (Dr Galina Alekseeva, Head, Academic Research Department, State Museum-Estate of Leo Tolstoy at Yasnaya Poliana) The author breaks genuinely new ground in this monograph, bringing new Indian languages to bear in her research, and investigating local Indian archives and newspapers to a depth not before attempted in English scholarship. (Professor Caryl Emerson, Slavic Languages and Literature Department, Princeton University)


"""This book provides new revolutionary approaches to exploring Tolstoy's fiction...It represents one of the first studies dedicated to the problem of parallels between Tolstoy's life, thought, and writing and Hindu philosophical system, and to the broader issue of Tolstoy's relationship with India."" (Professor Tatyana Novikov, University of Nebraska-Omahas.) ""Her monograph is a significant contribution to Tolstoy-India scholarship. It reflects, in a way that is unprecedented, the very special place that India with its religions, philosophies, and epic tradition occupies in Tolstoy's spiritual universe."" (Dr Galina Alekseeva, Head, Academic Research Department, State Museum-Estate of Leo Tolstoy at Yasnaya Poliana) ""The author breaks genuinely new ground in this monograph, bringing new Indian languages to bear in her research, and investigating local Indian archives and newspapers to a depth not before attempted in English scholarship."" (Professor Caryl Emerson, Slavic Languages and Literature Department, Princeton University)"""


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