00851pab a2200133 454500008004000000100002400040245004800064260000900112300001300121362001100134520051300145650002500658773003400683180718b2014   xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aBagchi, Amiya Kumar  aRabindranath Tagore and the human condition  c2014  ap.38-46.  a22 Mar  aIt is only when we grasp Rabindranath Tagore's ceaseless quest for connectivity and creativity that we can understand, however imperfectly, how he could be at one and the same time intensely secular and profoundly religious, punctilious in his public performance yet able to portray the nonconformist in so many ways, traditional in the bedrock of his knowledge and some of his philosophical perspectives and yet more modernist than most Indian litterateurs and artists of his century and ours. - Reproduced.  aTagore, Rabindranath  aEconomic and Political Weekly