Dhan Gopal Mukerji Livres

Lyrical and romantic, this poetry collection reflects Dhan Gopal Mukerji's deep sense of isolation and longing as an Indian student in California. His poems explore themes of beauty, exile, and the creative struggle, capturing his emotional journey through vivid imagery. The opening poem, "Symbolism," illustrates his quest for meaning and connection amidst silence and pain. Mukerji's work resonates with a profound sense of nostalgia for his homeland, even as he forges a legacy of literary achievement and commitment to Indian independence.

Exploring the tension between privilege and social justice, this autobiography reveals Dhan Gopal Mukerji's journey from a comfortable life in a Brahmin family to a critical examination of India's caste system. His early trust in its fairness is challenged by his growing interest in nationalist politics, prompting a profound personal transformation. Mukerji's reflections offer insight into the complexities of identity and societal norms in early 20th-century India.

Set against the backdrop of India's lush forests, the story follows a young boy and his inseparable companion, Kari the elephant, as they embark on adventures across the countryside. Their bond deepens as they navigate dangers together, illustrating the profound connection between humans and animals. This debut children's book by Dhan Gopal Mukerji, the first Indian author to gain popularity in the U.S., reflects themes of friendship and kinship, while also highlighting Mukerji's commitment to Indian independence.

Exploring themes of sorrow and the profound beauty of night, this poetry collection captures the essence of Bengal through evocative imagery and rhythmic English meter. Dhan Gopal Mukerji's debut work, Rajani: Songs of the Night, reflects a deep emotional landscape, where each poem resonates with the haunting stillness of moonless nights, inviting readers to experience the rich cultural tapestry of his homeland.

Set against a backdrop of cultural richness, this novel explores the life of Sandhya, a young girl navigating the complexities of her identity and societal expectations. Through her journey, themes of tradition, love, and personal growth are intricately woven. The narrative captures the essence of Indian heritage while addressing universal struggles, making it a poignant reflection on the quest for self-discovery and belonging. Dhan Gopal Mukerji's storytelling brings to life the vibrant characters and their emotional landscapes.

Knížka pro děti a mládež; poutavý příběh ze světa ptáků i dětí, který zároveň přibližuje duchovní aspekty indického života.

Príbeh malého tigríčaťa. Knihu ilustroval Zdeněk Burian, ktorý sa zapísal do pamäti mnohých čitateľských generácií ilustráciami nielen divokých zvierat, ale aj indiánov, kovbojov, cestovateľov a mnohých iných postáv z romantických a dobrodružných príbehov. Kapitoly: Mláďa, Sucho, Pruhovaný.