Santiniketan, l’asile de paix

Santiniketan, originally a desolate region notorious for bandit activity, was transformed into a symbol of peace and spiritual renewal through the visionary efforts of Rabindranath Tagore's father, Devendranath. The study delves into the historical and cultural significance of Santiniketan, highlighting its evolution from a rugged landscape to a beacon of wisdom and contemplation. It explores how this transition was driven by Devendranath's attraction to the region's open vistas, which resonated with his spiritual aspirations. The research employs a blend of historical analysis and cultural interpretation to shed light on Santiniketan's unique journey, offering insights into its enduring legacy as an 'asylum of peace.'

Libois, J. (2022). Santiniketan, l’asile de paix. Présences de Tagore, 80–116. https://doi.org/10.4000/books.ies.5265