Who talked about 'Synthetic Universalism'?

Correct option is D

Ravindranath Tagore is known for his concept of "Synthetic Universalism." Tagore's philosophy was centered around the idea that diverse cultures could come together to create a universal human experience. His vision emphasized unity in diversity, promoting the idea that while cultures may be distinct, they share underlying values that can unite humanity. Tagore advocated for a synthesis of the East and West, combining the strengths of each to form a universal culture based on mutual respect, love, and freedom.
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1. Tagore's Synthetic Universalism was a response to the rising nationalism during his time.
2. He believed that cultures should not dominate but coexist harmoniously.
3. His philosophy was also influenced by his deep humanism and spiritual outlook.
4. He criticized Western imperialism but also did not fully endorse extreme nationalism.