In addition to those that have already been mentioned in earlier posts, here are the ones most keeping in mind: – Oxford University: Bodleian Library’s Special Collections appears to have only some letters from 1954, 1956 &19 58 (but I haven’t been able to check whether these are letters BY Chaudhuri or letters TO him); altogether, […]
Can anyone help us find out what happened to all the material that was on that page?
Stanford University used to have a page on Chaudhuri. That seems to have disappeared. Read More »
Apparently, on Chaudhuri’s death, according to his wish, all his paper and mementos were taken to Kolkata. They were then either loaned or donated to one of the most prominent Clubs in Kolkata, where they were initially displayed in some kind of cabinet or other special arrangement to highlight them. However, no trace of them
Nirad Chaudhuri – whatever happened to Chaudhuri’s papers and mementos? Read More »
Is anyone aware of any bibliography of Chaudhuri’s Bengali writings and speeches? If not, here is an interesting but essential task before any proper evaluation can be made of Chaudhuri as a thinker. As usual, answers can be posted here, or can be emailed to me via https://pipparannbooks.com/contact/
List of Chaudhuri’s writings in Bengali Read More »
Query: Chaudhuri’s positive statements about British culture are well known. However, his positive statements about Indian culture and about Bengali culture are not so well known, possibly because they were made in his Bengali writings? Regardless of which language such positive statements were made by him, it would be most interesting to have a list of
