Book Review: An(other) Quest for the Political: Ranjan Ghosh’s Detechnification of Pedagogy Through Tagore by Samrat Sengupta

“…In a recent special supplement on Tagore in Economic and Political Weekly,Pradip Kumar Dutta, in his introduction, comments on the “new generation of work on Tagore” after his 150thbirth anniversary which focuses more on “the less familiar area of Sriniketan, the rural development wing of the global pedagogic institution that Tagore called Visva–Bharati” but which “does not leave out the more familiar world of Santiniketan, but views it from the perspective of materialist aesthetic practices” (Dutta 2017, 38) as he claims to have been done in the collection he was introducing. …”
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