Derozians

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The Derozians were a group of radical, Western-educated Bengali intellectuals and social reformers in early 19th-century Calcutta, inspired by the ideas of Henry Louis Vivian Derozio.

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instanceOf intellectual movement
social reform group
student movement
activeYearsStart 1820s
alsoKnownAs Young Bengal NERFINISHED
associatedWith Young Bengal movement NERFINISHED
country British India
criticizedBy orthodox Hindu leaders
educatedAt Hindu College, Calcutta NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Bengalis NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork education
journalism
literature
social reform
formedAround Academic Association NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance early catalyst of modernist thought in Bengal
ideology free thought
liberalism
rationalism
secularism
social reform
influencedBy British liberal thought
Enlightenment ideas
utilitarianism
inspiredBy Henry Louis Vivian Derozio NERFINISHED
legacy contributed to the emergence of modern Indian nationalism
location Bengal Presidency NERFINISHED
Calcutta NERFINISHED
India NERFINISHED
member Anandaram Dhekial Phukan NERFINISHED
Dakshinaranjan Mukherjee NERFINISHED
Gobinda Chandra Basak NERFINISHED
Krishna Mohan Banerjee NERFINISHED
Radhanath Sikdar NERFINISHED
Ramtanu Lahiri NERFINISHED
Rasik Krishna Mallick NERFINISHED
movement Bengal Renaissance NERFINISHED
namedAfter Henry Louis Vivian Derozio NERFINISHED
opposed caste discrimination
idolatry
orthodox Hindu practices
partOf Bengal Renaissance NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
supported freedom of expression
freedom of the press
widow remarriage
women's education
timePeriod early 19th century
useOfLanguage Bengali
English NERFINISHED

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Young Bengal movement hasPart Derozians
Young Bengal movement member Derozians