Tan chung ed (2 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Dust Jacket Included. Contents: Foreword/Kapila Vatsyayan. Preface/Ji Xianlin. Introduction/Tan Chung. I. A Mosaic Life of Ordinary Uniqueness: 1. Life sketch of Tan Yun Shan/Tan Lee. 2. Tan Yun Shan a historical role/Tan Chung. 3. Tan Yun Shan: the man and his mission/V.G. Nair. 4. Tan Yun Shan and the renewal of Sino Indian cultural interaction/W. Pachow. 5. A cultural envoy between China and India/Huang Xinchuan. II. Fond Memories: 6. Remembering my sister and brother in law Tan Yun Shan/Chen Laisheng. 7. My acquaintance with Professor Tan Yun Shan/Yun Yuan Yang. 8. Personification of Rabindranath's Visvakarama/Bhudeb Chaudhuri. 9. My tribute to Tan Yun Shan/K.P.S. Menon. 10. Follow the footsteps of savants: promote deeper understanding between India and China/K.P.S. Menon. 11. My tribute to Prof. Tan Yun Shan/Kalyan Kumar Sarkar. 12. Remembering Prof. Tan Yun Shan/Krishna Kinkar Sinha. 13. Lonely traveller/B.K. Roy Burman. 14. My eternal memory of Prof. Tan Yun Shan/Karuna Kusalasaya. 15. Prof. Tan Yun Shan as I knew him/Lama Chimpa. 16. The great scholar Prof. Tan Yun Shan/Bina Roy Burman. 17. In memory of father/Tan Wen Dasgupta. 18. Tan Yun Shan the essential man/Tan Lee. 19. Fond memory from a son/Tan Arjun. 20. Tan Yun Shan lives in our hearts forever/Wang Hongweli. 21. Tan Yun Shan: an attribute/Jin Dinghan. 22. My first lesson in Indian studies: reading Tan Yun Shan's travel account/Wang Bangwel. III. India and China: 23. Tagore: pioneer in Asian relations/Kalidas Nag. 24. Tagore and confucian China/Sampson Shen. 25. On theories of nationalism for India and China/Prasenjit Duara. 26. Colonialism and the discourse in India and China/Manoranjan Mohanty. 27. Friendship in need between Chinese and Indian people in modern times/Lin Chengjie. 28. Tan Yun Shan: the pioneer of Indo Chinese (Sino Indian) studies and cultural bridge between India and China/H.P. Ray. IV. Writing of Tagore Nehru and Tan Yun Shan: 29. China and India/Rabindranath Tagore. 30. India and China/Jawaharlal Nehru. 31. Cultural interchange between India and China/Tan Yun Shan. 32. My devotion to Rabindranath Tagore/Tan Yun Shan. 33. My first visit to Gandhiji/Tan Yun Shan. 34. Ahimsa in Sino Indian culture/Tan Yun Shan. 35. Tagore Noguchi correspondence on Japanese aggression 1938/Poet to Poet. 36. An appeal to conscience/Tan Yun Shan. V. Selected Correspondence Between Tan Yun Shan and Indian Leaders: 1. C. Rajagopalachari to Tan Yun shan (and message) July 7 1948. 2. Dr. Rajendra Prasad to Tan Yun Shan January 4 1957. 3. Message from Dr. Rajendra Prasad September 3 1948. 4. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to Tan Yun Shan August 26 1948. 5. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to Tan Yun Shan August 15 1959. 6. Dr. S. Radhakrishnan to Tan Yun Shan September 19 1946. 7. Dr. S. Radhakrishnan to Tan Yun Shan February 17 1960. 8. Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri to Tan Yun Shan July 31 1964. 9. Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri to Tan Yun Shan January 2 1966. 10. Mrs. Indira Gandhi's Condolence message on Prof. Tan Yun Shan's Demise February 22 1983. VI. Sino Indian Cultural Society: 1. Introduction by Tan Yun Shan. 2. Membership. India and China are two ancient civilizations of the world. They have been friendly neighbours for thousands of years and have made great contributions for the welfare of mankind. In a history extending several millennia a large number of eminent priests monks and scholars from both sides have gone across deserts and mountains to establish valuable cultural bridges. Faxian Xuanzang and Yijing are the pioneers of these cultural emissaries from China. In the modern times Tan Yun Shan has trodden on the footsteps of these historical figures in extending and promoting the traditional cultural ties and friendship between the two great nations of China and India. The symbolism of Xuanzang has been used to highlight the spiritual input derived by Tan Yun Shan from India and his dedication and self sacrifice in striving to synthesize spiritualism and materialism. Paying homage to this great scho. …

Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword/Kapila Vatsyayan. Preface/Karan Singh. Introduction/Tan Chung. I. Indian Leader's Speeches in Chinese Universities: 1. Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi at Qinghua University Beijing 1988. 2. Prime Minister Narasimha Rao at Beijing University 1993. 3. Vice President K.R. Narayanan at Fudan University Shanghai 1994. II. Indian Savants Observations on China: 4. Raja Rammohun Roy. 5. Gurudeva Rabindranath Tagore. 6. Mahatma Gandhi. 7. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. 8. A.K. Coomaraswami. 9. P.C. Bagchi. III. Perspectives: 10. A holistic eye on cultural interface and synergy/Kapila Vatsyayan. 11. The critique of modernity in India and China/Prasenjit Duara. 12. Enchantment and disenchantment: a Sino Indian introspection/Ravni Thakur & Tan Chung. 13. Gandhi and Mao: National Identity for an alternative future/Mira Sinha Bhattacharjea. 14. Body state and Cosmos: Mao Zedong's Study of Physical Education 1917/Patricia Uberoi. 15. A Sino Indian perspective for India China understanding/Tan Chung. 16. Unveiling Xuanzang and the Xuanzang spirit/Haraprasad Ray. 17. Towards an understanding of socialism with Chinese characteristics/Hemant Adlakha. IV. Culture and Art: 18. Some aspects of Jataka paintings in Indian and Chinese (Central Asian) Art/M.C. Joshi & Radha Banerjee. 19. India and China: beyond and the within/Lokesh Chandra. 20. My tryst with Chinese art/M.N. Deshpande. 21. Icons of cultural linkage/D.C. Bhattacharyya. 22. Cultural synthesis in the Buddhist art of China/Arputharani Sengupta. 23. New revelations of Xinjiang art/Priyatosh Banerjee. 24. The creation of Goddess of Mercy from Avalokitesvara/Bagyalakshmi. 25. The Manichaean input to Chinese culture and art/Radha Banerjee. V. Socio Political Changes and Economic Development: Socio Political Institutions: 26. Development and Democracy: The Indian and Chinese experience/Manoranjan Mohanty. 27. Understanding Human Relationships in China/Kamal Sheel. Economic Developments: 28. The economic ideas of Mao Zedong: agricultural transformation/Utsa Patnaik. 29. Roads for large populations towards development and prosperity/S.P. Gupta. Gender Issues: 30. Change and continuity: Orthodox discourse on gender relations in China/Ravni Thakur. 31. Women and family in India and China/Bidyut Mohanty. 32. Women and adult literacy in China/Shreemati Chakrabarty. VI. History and Literature: Tagore and China: 33. The controversial guest: Tagore's 1924 visit of China/Sisir Kumar Das. 34. Tagore's inspiration in Chinese new poetry/Tan Chung. Ancients on War: 35. Strategic thinking in ancient India and China: Kautilya and Sunzi/Giri Deshingkar. 36. Arthashastra and Sunzi Bingfa/V.R. Ragavan. Modern Chinese Literature: 37. The lofty height of a writer: my evaluation of Lu Xun/Manik Bhattacharyya. 38. Comeback of hundred flowers in Chinese literature: 1976 1989/Sabaree Mitra. India China Relationship: 39. Mao Zedong's vision: China the world and India/Mira Sinha Bhattacharjea. 40. The Nehru years revisited/Giri Deshingkar. 41. Retrace Indian steps in the agricultural scene in China 40 years back/S.K. Bhutani. VII. Diplomats Reminiscences: 42. Interwoven memories about China/K.P.S. Menon. 43. My tryst with India China friendship a talk at IGNCA/K.P.S. Menon. 44. Diary of an old China hand/A.K. Damodaran. 45. Delicious memories a talk at IGNCA/A.K. Damodaran. 46. Walk out of the dinner and eat it a talk at IGNCA/Brajesh Mishra. 47. Memories of an Indian Ambassador 1987 1991/C.V. Ranganathan. 48. A young Indian Diplomat in China in the 1960s and 1970s/K.S. Rana. 49. How I arrived on the China scene/Vinod Khanna. VIII. Better Understanding: 50. How to understand China?/V.V. Paranjpe. 51. How to understand Deng Xiaoping's China?/C.V. Ranganathan. 52. Positive agenda for positive action: better India China understanding/Eric Gonsalves. 53. Indian policies towards China a talk at IGNCA/Salman Haidar. 54. Looking at China across the border/Dipankar Banerjee. 55. India China relations: a military perspe. …