“Portrayals of Love: A Comparative Study of Oscar Wilde's Materialistic Interpretation and Rabindranath Tagore's Familial Perspective"

 

       “Portrayals of Love”: A Comparative Study of Oscar Wilde's Materialistic Interpretation and Rabindranath Tagore's Familial Perspective" in selected stories of Rabindranath Tagore and Oscar Wilde Highlights the human relationships in different angles. Tagore and Wilde explore the theme of love in their literary works, providing a detailed analysis of their distinctive perspectives.

      Oscar Wilde a prominent figure in the late 19th century literature explored the concept of love into the fabric of materialism and societal expectations which was prevalent during his times. His narratives often represent love as a transient force, heavily influenced by worldly desire and also shaped by the materialistic ethos of the late 1800s.

      Wilde explores love in connection to materialism becomes evident in his works, where the characters grapple with romantic choices which are influenced by societal expectations and financial considerations. This nature of love in Wilde narratives reflects the broader culture landscape, exploring the impact of material desire on romantic relationships.

      On the other hand, the well know writer Rabindranath Tagore, offers a contrasting perspective on love. His works are deeply rooted in his cultural and philosophical back ground, emphasize the transformative nature of love within familial relationships. Tagore explores and analyses the different types of human relations like father and daughter, stranger and friends, family and so on and they also reflect the human relations, feelings and sentiments.

      This study aims to untangle the intricate layer of Wilde and Tagore’s conceptualizations of love through a detailed comparative analysis. Wilde materialistic interpretation of love reflects the societal values and challenges of the 19th century, while Tagore’s familial perspective explore the cultural broader offering a timeless exploration of enduring love within the family bonds. This comparative analysis in this research seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding pf the complexities surrounding love in literature.

    

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