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March 3, 2026JOURNAL OF ADVANCE AND FUTURE RESEARCH0 citationsOpen Access

Tagores Malini as a Symbol of the Buddhist Philosophy of Enlightenment

RCRajesh Kumar ChaudharyUniversal College

Key Points

  • Malini embodies key traits of enlightenment, showcasing its relevance in individual and social contexts.
  • The analysis employs a qualitative method, integrating both primary and secondary sources to deepen understanding.
  • Tagore's play acts as a model for exploring the ethical principles associated with Buddhist teachings.
  • Findings support the notion that literary interpretations can facilitate educational approaches in understanding complex philosophies.

Abstract

This paper entitled Tagore`s Malini as a symbol of Enlightenment has interpreted Tagore`s Malini, a poetic play, on the basis of the Buddhist Philosophy of Enlightenment. The researcher has analyzed the play in the scale of various factors of enlightenment to show Malini as an enlightened character bearing all its traits. The primary as well as the secondary sources have been used with qualitative method of research to show Tagore a successful playwright presenting his protagonist as an enlightened nun. Tagore`s Malini, exploring enlightenment symbolically, finds that the Buddhist philosophy with a timeless ethical model embodied in human character, can lead both individuals and societies toward peace, harmony, compassion, and liberation, and eventually to salvation. Its interpretation and findings assist the researchers for further research, the readers to understand the play in symbolic way and the teachers to teach through the point of view of the Buddhist Philosophy of enlightenment.

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Rajesh Kumar Chaudhary (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75d2dc6e9836116a26c75https://doi.org/10.56975/jaafr.v4i1.502747
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