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'Gitanjali' is one of Rabindranath Tagore's most famous poetry collections, first published in Bengali in 1910. The English version translated by Tagore himself was published in 1912 and gained worldwide fame.
The title of this collection, 'Gitanjali', means 'Offering of Songs' and consists of 103 poems and prose poems. These works contain deep spirituality, reverence for nature, and exploration of the inner world of human beings.
The poems of 'Gitanjali' are lyrical and meditative, and express the relationship between God and man, nature and the soul in beautiful and concise language. Tagore's poetry uniquely fuses Hindu spirituality and universal humanity, conveying Eastern philosophy in an accessible way to Western readers.
This work played a decisive role in Tagore's winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913. The Nobel Committee praised Gitanjali as a work that "perfectly expressed his poetic ideas in English with deep emotion, fresh and beautiful verses."
Gitanjali not only introduced Tagore's literary genius to the world, but also served as a bridge to introduce the beauty of Eastern literature to the West. This collection of poems is still recognized as a classic of world literature, and has been translated into many languages and loved by readers around the world.
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