Spanish Vasar Sahaj Path By Dr. Subir Bandyopadhaya

Language is a vehicle on the basis of which each person in our world communicates his or her ideas to another person. The interesting aspect is that the language or the vehicle of ideas differ from country to country. Even in the same country many languages are spoken. Not only that even a particular language also is spoken with different intonation and words in different places. Generally we know the language like ‘Chinese’ and ‘English’ as the two highest number of people speak. But at the sametime many person are not aware or do not know that ‘Spanish’ is formally third and informally second language in the context number of people speak Spanish. Apart from spain people of Latin American countries (about 22 countries) speak spanish as their official language. Even at present in America many states approximately 20 to 30% people speak spanish. Florida, New Mexico and Texas may be mentioned in this respect. We are much aware that in the perspective of modern international economy, business, trade the demand of spanish language has increased. Particularly in gradual increase of trade with spain & spanish speaking countries the need of learning this language has hightened. On the basis of the reality this venture of writing a book has been taken. This book is completely for the students, persons who are just interested to learn spanish and want to communicate) write and speak in spanish. This book is for the beginners and not for any advanced student. Taking this veiw the aspects which are necessary in our daily life have been included. For example the vocabularies necessary or used in Market, Bank, Hotel, travel and tour etc. But with this essential chapters of grammar (like Parts of speech, Noun, Pronoun, Adjective etc.) have been included. In last chapter of this book an annexture has been added to satisfy interests of the readers. This chapter details some necessary data, information about novelist, poet, and storywriters of spain and spanish-speaking countries. Apart from this some necessary model dialogues have been presented. Author shall be glad and satisfied if the persons interested for spanish language are benifitted from this book.

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ISBN :	978-81-89620-93-2
Weight :	300 Gms.
Pages :	112
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NOTES@FACEBOOK By Alokesh Duttaroy

Notes@Facebook is a unique collection of thirty short poems written in Bengali by Alokesh Duttaroy, a scientist by profession and a poet by passion. Over the last few years, time has changed dramatically all over the world. The web has created a global community like facebook where geographical distances between Kolkata and New York have become obsolete. The world has really become flat. But at the same time, people have grown apart physically and emotionally from one generation being alien to the other. Alokesh, who himself is from Kolkata and now lives in USA, feels these changed faces of time. The displaced places and people are the subject of these short poems. Written originally as a ‘Notes’ posting for the readers on facebook, these poems bring out a new entity of language, wordplay and meaning. These global and local diaspora of everyday life, political and economic changes in India and in the US, struggle, love, hatred, friendship, passion, become an integral part of these short pieces. ‘Notes@facebook’ is a genre-bending work for the new generation of readers which and at the same time will touch the heart of every poetry-loving person.

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ISBN :	978-81-922535-7-2
Weight :	200 Gms.
Pages :	40
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Rabhader Lokakahini (Introduction of the Rabha Tribe and their Folk-tales) By Dr. Rebatimohan Saha

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ISBN :	978-81-89620-74-6
Weight :	400 Gms.
Pages :	280
Product Type :	HARD BOUND About the book This book is not a mere collection of Folk-tales, but may be treated as a Research work. The tales of this book were collected by the author from the interior parts of the Assam, Meghalaya and Nothern part of West Bengal. The tales were collected from the Kocha, Rangdani, Ma-itari and Da-ha-ri Rabhas, who have preserved their old and traditional culture with their Tibeto-Burmese mother language....... To know more about this book follow this link http://anjalipublishers.com/product_details.php?cat_id=13&pro_id=52&t=Bengali

INDIAN ART AND ICONOLOGY

WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE PUBLICATION OF OUR NEW ENGLISH TITLE IN INDOLOGY SECTION NAMED INDIAN ART AND ICONOLOGY BY DR. ASOK K BHATTACHARYA, formerly of the Department of Ancient Indian History and Culture, Calcutta University, is an eminent art historian, specializing in Indian art and architecture.

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Indian Art And Iconology By Dr. Asok K Bhattacharya

This publication contains fifteen essays on ancient and medieval Indian art, arranged in two sections in view of their distinct approaches to the subject. Essays of the first section deal with the formal aspects, relying chiefly on stylistic developments ensued in various phases of history from such factors as foreign contact, religious enthusiasm and social upheaval. Deliberated issues comprise the West Asiatic impact on Asokan sculpture, type and content of the Bengal terracotta figurines belonging to the Shunga-Kushana period, stamp of Gandhara style on the Gupta classical sculpture, patrons’ role in determining the character of the Ajanta painting, the ‘mannerist’ trend in the eighth-ninth century Ellora sculpture, the socio-political and cultural factors behind the emergence of a new aesthetic vision marked as ‘Medievalism’, and several other important ones. Experiences world over show that in pre-modern civilizations art drew its inspiration chiefly from religion, and India was no exception. Innumerable gods and goddesses carved and cast in ancient and medieval days include such images which require special attention to explain their theological significance. So long images were studied by the iconologists whose concern was to identify and trace the evolution of an icon by analysing its signs and symbols. This anthology in its second section, entitled Iconology, goes further a step to interpret the philosophical content and genesis of each individual icon. The treated gods and goddesses include Brahmanical Devi Mahishasura-mardini, Lingodbhava Shiva, Vishnus of the Pancharatra cult, amorous Surasundaris of the medieval temples, and the embracing Vajrayana Buddhist gods and goddesses known by the generic term Yuganaddha, among others. Each of the essays in its own way studies Indian art from new perspective and throws light to stimulate the reader to look at its objects from distinct viewpoints, fresh and unprejudiced.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

ASOK K. BHATTACHARYA Dr. Asok K. Bhattacharya, formerly of the Department of Ancient Indian History and Culture, Calcutta University, is an eminent art historian, specializing in Indian art and architecture. He writes in English and Bengali, both for general readers and connoisseurs in the subject. He has served many Universities and Central and State Government institutions as an expert in art and antiquity. He was a Vice-President of the Asiatic Society, Trustee of Indian Museum and member of the West Bengal Heritage Commission. He is an adviser to the Directorate of Archaeology and Museums, West Bengal. Dr. Bhattacharya has published many articles in learned journals and Volumes, including A Comprehensive History of India (Vol. III, Part II), Jaina Art and Architecture (Vol. III), Cultural Heritage of India (Vol. VII) and Banglapaedia (Encyclopaedia of Bangladesh). Some of his monographs are Chitralakshana : A Treatise on Indian Painting (1974), Technique of Indian Painting (1976), East Indian Bronzes (Co-author) (1979), The Jhewari Bronze Buddhas (1987), Calcutta Paintings (1994), Banglar Chitrakala (In Bengali) (1994), Jamini Roy (An Album) (1996), Rakhaldas Bandyopadhyay (1999), The Arts and Crafts of Myanmar (2006) and Debabrata Mukhopadhyay : Drawings and Paintings (2007).

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Release of Manna Dey Mannyaboreshu by Dr. Gautam Roy

We are pleased to announce the release of our latest biographical book on musical legend Padmabhushan Manna Dey titled as Manna Dey Mannyaboreshu written by Dr. Gautam Roy, a very close follower of him and the co-writer of Jiboner Jolshaghorey,published by Ananda Publishers, Kolkata, on the birth day of the great singer,1st May,2011, on 5.30 pm at Mahajati Sadan, Kolkata. The program is going to be organised by MDSA (Manna Dey Sangeet Akademi)as they will celebrate it as their Sixth Annual Program through various musical performances by the members of MDSA, felicitation of eminent musician Protap Roy (Baby da) and also with the screening of docu-feature film Jiboner Jolsaghorey directed by Dr.Satarupa Sanyal and produced by MDSA. All are requested to make their gracious presence to mark the occasion. Please visit www.mannadey.in for more details on the program.
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Octavio Paz

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Octavio Paz won Nobel Prize for poetry in 1990. Once he said : ‘ I can understand, up to a certain point, what it is to be Indian, because I am Mexican.’ He was in India in 1966. He was a dazzling and mercurial writer. He held a series of diplomatic posts around the world and came to contact with difference cultures. This enriched his experience. He writes : ‘ Poetry is the other voice. Not the voice of history or of anti-history, but the voice which, in history, is always saying something different.’ Biplab Majee, a well known Bengali poet and translator translated and published Paz in the year 1991. The same book is once again published from Anjali Publishers in a new format. Introduction, explaination of Paz’s poems will help reader to know the world of Paz.
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ISBN : 81-89620-09-6
Weight : 250 Gms.
Pages : 120
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