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The Korea Foundation will offer a lecture on Nobel Laureate Rabindrananth Tagore on Feb. 4.
The lecture will explore Tagore’s internationalism and his lecture tours in East Asia in the early 20th century. It will take place at Korea Foundation Cultural Center Gallery in Jung-gu, Seoul from 2 p.m.
The lecture is timed to coincide with the photographic exhibition “Pilgrimages to the East,” which is currently being held until Feb. 4.
The speaker is Pankaj Mohan, a professor with the Academy of Korean Studies.
For more information, contact shpark@kf.or.kr or call (02) 2151-6514.
(rabbite2@nate.com)
The lecture will explore Tagore’s internationalism and his lecture tours in East Asia in the early 20th century. It will take place at Korea Foundation Cultural Center Gallery in Jung-gu, Seoul from 2 p.m.
The lecture is timed to coincide with the photographic exhibition “Pilgrimages to the East,” which is currently being held until Feb. 4.
The speaker is Pankaj Mohan, a professor with the Academy of Korean Studies.
For more information, contact shpark@kf.or.kr or call (02) 2151-6514.
(rabbite2@nate.com)
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