Communication Identity and Self expression

By:

"Banerjee, S.P.(ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Oxford University Press.; 1984Description: 234 pSubject(s):

Communication-Psychological aspects

DDC classification:

153.6 COM

Summary: These essays, written in memory of Professor S. N. Ganguly and edited by S. P. Banerjee and Shefali Moitra, are an expression of regard and love by those who were closely associated with him. His early death deprived the Indian philosophical world of one of the most pleasant, committed, forceful, and fresh thinkers in contemporary India. The essays profess to center on issues which were the main theme of Ganguly's thought. But, as happens so often in such publications, the contributors have mostly written on what interests them, rather than seriously appraising the work of the think- er in whose memory they are supposed to be writi

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These essays, written in memory of Professor S. N. Ganguly and edited by S. P.
Banerjee and Shefali Moitra, are an expression of regard and love by those who were
closely associated with him. His early death deprived the Indian philosophical world of
one of the most pleasant, committed, forceful, and fresh thinkers in contemporary
India. The essays profess to center on issues which were the main theme of Ganguly's
thought. But, as happens so often in such publications, the contributors have mostly
written on what interests them, rather than seriously appraising the work of the think-
er in whose memory they are supposed to be writi

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