History of Bengali Language and Literature c11.2

c11.2

I. (a) The epoch ushered in by European workers—civilians and missionaries.
(b) Dr. Carey and his colleagues.
(c) Bengali works written by Europeans.
(d) A new ideal in the country. II. (a) The College of Fort William.
(b) The Pundits of the College—Mrityunjaya—Rāma Rāma Vasu—Chandi Charan Munsi—and Rājiva Lochana—Their Bengali works.
(c) The Rev. K. M. Banerjee and other authors who followed in the wake of European writers—a list of their publications. III. General remarks chiefly indicating the characteristics of the new age and its contrast with the earlier one. IV. (a) Decadance of the high spiritual ideal in Hindu society and the advent of Rājā Rāma Mohana Roy.
(b) A comprehensive review of his life and work.
(c) The writers that followed Rājā Rāma Mohana Roy — Devendra Nātha Tagore. — Akṣaya Kumāra Dutta and others.