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Throughout his education, Kanjilal remained an avid reader of Eastern and Western philosophy. The writings of Rabindranath Tagore, Sri Aurobindo, Albert Camus, Franz Kafka, Leo Tolstoy and the Bhagavad Gita significantly influenced his worldview and later became recurring intellectual references in both his poetry and public lectures. | Throughout his education, Kanjilal remained an avid reader of Eastern and Western philosophy. The writings of Rabindranath Tagore, Sri Aurobindo, Albert Camus, Franz Kafka, Leo Tolstoy and the Bhagavad Gita significantly influenced his worldview and later became recurring intellectual references in both his poetry and public lectures. | ||
== Career == | |||
=== Academic career === | === Academic career === | ||
Parallel to his literary career, Kanjilal established himself as an educator. He joined EDUCARE – The Institute (ETI), Kolkata, eventually becoming its Director and Senior Lecturer. At ETI he teaches English language, communication studies and literature while mentoring students preparing for academic and competitive examinations. | Parallel to his literary career, Kanjilal established himself as an educator. He joined EDUCARE – The Institute (ETI), Kolkata, eventually becoming its Director and Senior Lecturer. At ETI he teaches English language, communication studies and literature while mentoring students preparing for academic and competitive examinations. | ||
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Although rooted in existential concerns, the collection ultimately affirms the possibility of hope through self-knowledge. It proposes that literature functions not merely as artistic expression but as a means of confronting fundamental questions concerning existence, identity and human destiny. | Although rooted in existential concerns, the collection ultimately affirms the possibility of hope through self-knowledge. It proposes that literature functions not merely as artistic expression but as a means of confronting fundamental questions concerning existence, identity and human destiny. | ||
== Work and Contributions == | |||
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'''11 Oracles''' | '''11 Oracles''' | ||