Debating India : Essays on Indian political discourse

By:

Parekh Bhikhu

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Publication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2015Description: 374p xiISBN:

9780198060451

Subject(s):

1. Statesmen - Politics & Government - India 2 Debates & Debating - Language & Languages 3. Communication In Politics - Discourse Analysis

DDC classification:

320.954000 PAR

Contents:

Table of contents Acknowledgements ; Introduction ; Part I ; Public Debates ; 1. Chapter 1: Indian Traditions of Public Debate ; 2. Chapter 2: Choosing the National Symbols of India ; 3. Chapter 3: GandhiTagore Debates ; 4. Chapter 4: Ambedkar and the Pursuit of Fraternity ; 5. Chapter 5: Nehru and the National Philosophy of India ; 6. Chapter 6: Rethinking the National Philosophy ; 7. Chapter 7: Critical Reflections on the Indian Democracy ; Part II ; Limits of Dialogue ; 8. Chapter 8: Einstein on Gandhis Non-violence ; 9. Chapter 9: There Is More to Gandhi Than Non-violence ; 10. Chapter 10: Gandhi and Osama bin Laden: Is a Dialogue Possible? ; 11. Chapter 11: Gandhi and Inter-religious Dialogue ; 12. Chapter 12: Friendship in Classical Indian Thought ; Notes and References ; Index ; About the Author

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Table of contents

Acknowledgements ; Introduction ; Part I ; Public Debates ; 1. Chapter 1: Indian Traditions of Public Debate ; 2. Chapter 2: Choosing the National Symbols of India ; 3. Chapter 3: GandhiTagore Debates ; 4. Chapter 4: Ambedkar and the Pursuit of Fraternity ; 5. Chapter 5: Nehru and the National Philosophy of India ; 6. Chapter 6: Rethinking the National Philosophy ; 7. Chapter 7: Critical Reflections on the Indian Democracy ; Part II ; Limits of Dialogue ; 8. Chapter 8: Einstein on Gandhis Non-violence ; 9. Chapter 9: There Is More to Gandhi Than Non-violence ; 10. Chapter 10: Gandhi and Osama bin Laden: Is a Dialogue Possible? ; 11. Chapter 11: Gandhi and Inter-religious Dialogue ; 12. Chapter 12: Friendship in Classical Indian Thought ; Notes and References ; Index ; About the Author

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