Abstract

Rabindranath Tagore’s philosophy of life is the philosophy of creation. Personal and individual freedom can be achieved and only be maintained through creation. Constructive behavior takes man further and further away from the very essence of life. This essay discusses and compares Tagore’s evolution with Rousseau’s hypothetical evolution, mostly from the _Second Discourses_, and builds upon Marx’s _Estranged Labour_, to illustrate that _near_ utopia can be achieved through a socialist and creative mindset. Arguments follow such that, such a state and society can be attained by developing man’s aspirations through proper nurturing at the initial stages and harnessing the creative spirit within him.

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