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The Autobiography of An Unknown

The Autobiography of An Unknown

Book Specifications

  • Title: The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian
  • Publisher: Jaico Publishing House
  • Author: Nirad C. Chaudhuri
  • Language: English
  • Pages: 528
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Published Year: 1976
  • Condition: Used - Good

About the Book

The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian by Nirad C. Chaudhuri is one of the most celebrated autobiographical works in modern Indian literature. In this remarkable memoir, Nirad C. Chaudhuri recounts his early life while simultaneously presenting a rich portrait of Indian society during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Far more than a personal narrative, the book explores the cultural, intellectual, political, and social forces that shaped both the author and colonial India. Chaudhuri reflects on his childhood in Bengal, his education, family life, literary influences, and the impact of British rule on Indian society. His keen observations and analytical insights provide readers with a unique perspective on a transformative period in Indian history.

The memoir is renowned for its intellectual depth, literary elegance, and candid examination of the relationship between Indian and Western civilizations. Chaudhuri discusses nationalism, culture, religion, language, and identity with remarkable honesty and scholarship, often challenging conventional interpretations of history and society.

Rich in historical detail and personal reflection, The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian has earned a distinguished place among the great autobiographies of the twentieth century. It remains essential reading for students of history, literature, political thought, and anyone interested in understanding India's cultural evolution.

Published by Jaico Publishing House, this paperback edition preserves a classic work that continues to stimulate debate, reflection, and admiration among readers worldwide.

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Book Specifications

  • Title: The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian
  • Publisher: Jaico Publishing House
  • Author: Nirad C. Chaudhuri
  • Language: English
  • Pages: 528
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Published Year: 1976
  • Condition: Used - Good

About the Book

The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian by Nirad C. Chaudhuri is one of the most celebrated autobiographical works in modern Indian literature. In this remarkable memoir, Nirad C. Chaudhuri recounts his early life while simultaneously presenting a rich portrait of Indian society during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Far more than a personal narrative, the book explores the cultural, intellectual, political, and social forces that shaped both the author and colonial India. Chaudhuri reflects on his childhood in Bengal, his education, family life, literary influences, and the impact of British rule on Indian society. His keen observations and analytical insights provide readers with a unique perspective on a transformative period in Indian history.

The memoir is renowned for its intellectual depth, literary elegance, and candid examination of the relationship between Indian and Western civilizations. Chaudhuri discusses nationalism, culture, religion, language, and identity with remarkable honesty and scholarship, often challenging conventional interpretations of history and society.

Rich in historical detail and personal reflection, The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian has earned a distinguished place among the great autobiographies of the twentieth century. It remains essential reading for students of history, literature, political thought, and anyone interested in understanding India's cultural evolution.

Published by Jaico Publishing House, this paperback edition preserves a classic work that continues to stimulate debate, reflection, and admiration among readers worldwide.

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