__Premchand on Culture and Education__ is a select collection of Premchand's journalistic articles, essays, and editorials, in English translation, written in journals like __Madhuri__, __Hans__ and __Jagran__ from 1928 to 1936. Indian society then witnessed an extemely perilous phase with British imperialism, capitalism, and aggressive nationalism distracting indians from the path of honesty, equality, and brotherhood. The present collection of Premchand's non-fiction prose is an amalagamation of his impressions of, and responses to, the upheavals taking place in the politically and socially charged decade of the 1930s of the 20th century. Like a torchbearer, Premchand educated and guided public opinion on a wide range of issues such as education, culture, communalism, language, arts, and the Gurukul system of education, famous universities, broadcasting, and cinema. Nearly all the articles/essays/editorials were written to combat the topical crisis, but the nature of the articles and the solutions provided have a bearing even today. Just as non-fiction is called the genre of the future, this collection of Premchand's non-fiction prose will be conducive for posterity and will facilitate fresh avenues of research on Premchand.
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Premchand on Culture and Education is a select collection of Premchand's journalistic articles, essays, and editorials, in English translation, written in journals like Madhuri, Hans and Jagran from 1928 to 1936. Indian society then witnessed an extemely perilous phase with British imperialism, capitalism, and aggressive nationalism distracting indians from the path of honesty, equality, and brotherhood. The present collection of Premchand's non-fiction prose is an amalagamation of his impressions of, and responses to, the upheavals taking place in the politically and socially charged decade of the 1930s of the 20th century. Like a torchbearer, Premchand educated and guided public opinion on a wide range of issues such as education, culture, communalism, language, arts, and the Gurukul system of education, famous universities, broadcasting, and cinema. Nearly all the articles/essays/editorials were written to combat the topical crisis, but the nature of the articles and the solutions provided have a bearing even today. Just as non-fiction is called the genre of the future, this collection of Premchand's non-fiction prose will be conducive for posterity and will facilitate fresh avenues of research on Premchand. Please note: Taylor & Francis does not sell or distribute the Hardback in India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. The present collection of Premchand's non-fiction prose is an amalagamation of his impressions of, and responses to, the upheavals taking place in the politically and socially charged decade of the 1930s of the 20th century. This book will be conducive for posterity and will facilitate fresh avenues of research on Premchand.
Cover 1
Half Title 2
Title Page 4
Copyright Page 5
Table of Contents 6
Translators 10
Acknowledgements 12
Introduction 14
Chapter 1: Three Days at Gurukul Kangdi 26
Chapter 2: Make the Children Independent 32
Chapter 3: Mental Slavery 37
Chapter 4: Slavery in the National Pursuits 45
Chapter 5: The Disease of the English Language 47
Chapter 6: Military College’s Organization 49
Chapter 7: The Ancient and Modern 51
Chapter 8: Two Convocations of the United Province 55
Chapter 9: Swami Shradhanand and the Indian Education Committee 60
Chapter 10: The Days of Talkies are Numbered 64
Chapter 11: Awakening 1 (Jagriti 1) 65
Chapter 12: Awakening 2 (Jagriti 2) 69
Chapter 13: Delhi’s Jamia Millia: A Report 71
Chapter 14: Sir P.C. Rai’s Advice to Youngsters 73
Chapter 15: The New Vice-Chancellor of Allahabad University 75
Chapter 16: Health Check Up in Schools 76
Chapter 17: Education Convention in Gorakhpur 77
Chapter 18: Editors’ Conference 79
Chapter 19: Promotion of Education in Consolidated Provinces 80
Chapter 20: Shantiniketan of the South 83
Chapter 21: The Boys Who Fail 85
Chapter 22: The Arrival of the Education Minister in Kashi 86
Chapter 23: Lucknow University 87
Chapter 24: Red Literature in Hindustan 88
Chapter 25: A New Plan of the Film World 90
Chapter 26: Broadcasting in the Countryside 92
Chapter 27: Ramlila in Prayag 93
Chapter 28: An Appropriate Advice 94
Chapter 29: New Ideals of Education 96
Chapter 30: Press in India 99
Chapter 31: The Ramlila of Prayag Shut 101
Chapter 32: The Tours of Justice Young 102
Chapter 33: Annihilation of God in Hindi Literature 103
Chapter 34: Carmichael Library’s Diamond Jubilee 108
Chapter 35: Cinema and Youth 110
Chapter 36: Convocation Speech of Sir P.C. Rai 112
Chapter 37: Speech by Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru 114
Chapter 38: Doctor Tagore in Mumbai 117
Chapter 39: Sectarianism and Culture 119
Chapter 40: The Way of the Wind 124
Chapter 41: Prohibition on Dance in Germany 125
Chapter 42: Swami Satyadev School 126
Chapter 43: The Spirit of Indian Art 128
Chapter 44: A Sigh of Relief for the Editors 130
Chapter 45: Riots During Festivals 132
Chapter 46: Guru Tradition in India 134
Chapter 47: Health and Education 136
Chapter 48: Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi 140
Chapter 49; Literary Developments of Prayag Women’s University 142
Chapter 50: New Policies of Prayag Women’s University 144
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