Citra. La scoperta del Dio della vita - 9788831541763

Citra. La scoperta del Dio della vita: Le trentotto poesie che formano il Citra sono state composte da Tagore nello spazio esatto di tre anni, tra il marzo 1893 e il marzo 1896. Le poesie di questa raccolta sono state suddivise in cinque classi, secondo il tema dominante: 1) La percezione della bellezza; 2) l'amore per l'uomo e per la terra; 3) il Dio della vita; 4) il lavoro e il dovere; 5) la morte. Il volume è una nuova edizione riveduta e ampliata rispetto alla precedente del 1995.
The thirty-eight poems that form the Citra were composed by Tagore in the space of three years between 1893 and 1896 March March. At that time the 32-year-old poet, married for ten years and has five children (the last is of 1894), lives a family life full of interest and commitment in Calcutta and is already appreciated and known at home for his numerous publications. The poems in this collection were divided into five classes, according to the dominant theme: 1) the perception of beauty; 2) love for man and Earth; 3) the God of life; 4) the work and duty; 5) death. CITRA, which is also the title of a poem in Bengali language means "colourful" and refers to the beauty of the universe: the beauty of sounds, colors, shapes, scents the work bears witness to the passage of the perception of physical and spiritual and sensitive beauty from within.