Bose chandra (241 Ergebnisse)

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Hardback. Zustand: Very Good. An internationally celebrated poet and critic translates Jagadish Chandra Bose?s revolutionary writings on plant sentience and communicationJagadish Chandra Bose (1858?1937) was a Bengali scientist and polymath who developed a theory of plant communication more than a century ago. Bose suggested that plants had their own vocabulary, an ?unvoiced life? that he recorded as a ?script? with a crescograph, a device that measured how plants respond to each other and their environments.Inviting readers into the ?resounding silence of the green plant kingdom,? he described an underlying unity beneath the multiplicity of phenomena, and a world in which ?endless music is sung everywhere.? Dismissed as idiosyncratic and unscientific when he was alive, Bose provocatively challenged the hierarchy of living beings, which relegated plants to the bottom, and created a mesmerizing body of work on nonhuman intelligence.Through her lyrical translations from Bose?s essay collection Abyakta (?The Unsaid?; 1922), Sumana Roy reveals the revolutionary character of his mind, as poetic and philosophical as it was scientific.…

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Prison letters despite being subjected to the scrutiny of government censors often supply some of the deepest insights into the mind of a revolutionary Subhas Chandra Boses letters from Mandalay certainly underscore the truth of the poetic assertion Stone walls do not a prison make nor iron bars a cage They make this volume one of the most moving in the 12 volume set of Netajis Collected Works Subhas Chandra Boses exile in Burmese prisons from 1924 to 1927 witnessed the transformation of a lieutenant to a leader During the non cooperation movement and its aftermath he had wholeheartedly accepted Deshbandhu Chitta Ranjan Das as his political mentor The apprenticeship was cut short by Deshbandhus death in June 1925 When Subhas received this terrible news as a prisoner in Mandalay he felt desolate with a sense of bereavement as he wrote to his friend Dilip Kumar Roy Netajis letters cover a very wide array of topics art music literature nature education folk culture civic affairs criminology spirituality and of course politics He bore the rigours of prison life with a combination of stoicism and humour This volume is indispensable to an understanding of Indias most major revolutionary leader and will interest all historians of modern India 384 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. In The Man Who Made Plants Write, internationally renowned poet and critic Sumana Roy translates Jagadish Chandra Bose's revolutionary writings on the environment. Bose (1858-1937), a scientist and polymath, devoted much of his time to presenting a sophisticated vision of plant communication. He suggested that trees had an 'unvoiced life', their own idiom as it were, a way of responding to each other and to the world around, which could be recorded as a 'script' with a crescograph. In his essay collection Abyakta - 'The Unsaid' - Bose implored his readers to tune into the 'airborne sounds' these beings emitted and to the 'endless music sung everywhere'. More than a hundred years after Abyakta's publication, Sumana Roy, in a translation that is nuanced, tender and rich in lyricism, brings to readers Bose's legacy - his body of work engaging with the natural world's innate intelligence. His views, dismissed as idiosyncratic and unscientific when he was alive, have only gained in significance over time, as climate experts call for a plant-sentience-led approach to conservation. By provocatively challenging a hierarchy of living beings where flora and fauna get relegated to the bottom, and by reminding us of the need to approach the issue of sustainability through the lens of compassion, Bose's work remains relevant, urgent and, in many ways, prophetic.…

Soft cover. Zustand: New. This volume brings to readers the thoughtful voice of Subhas Chandra Bose as he spoke to audiences of students and youth across the country during the months that he was out of prison between 1929 and February 1933. It was in 1929 that Jatindranath Das a young associate of Bhagat Singh died in Lahore Jail after a hunger strike. Jatin had served in the Congress volunteer corps in 1928 under Subhas, who took charge of the funeral rites. In October 1929 Subhas journeyed from Calcutta to Lahore to deliver a message of complete emancipation to the Punjabi students conference, lauding Jatin s sacrifice. On his return to Calcutta Bose was arrested and on 23 January 1930, the day he turned thirty-three, he was imprisoned on charges of sedition. From behind bars Bose watched with admiration as Gandhi made his next moves towards civil disobedience. These are among the many fascinating episodes that comprise this volume, which shows Subhas emerging as a pan-Indian leader in his own right, and as the only real spokesman of the Left. (jacket).…

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