The Cambridge campanion to Gandhi

By:

Brown Judith M

Contributor(s):

Parel Anthony

Publication details: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2011Description: 273p xiiiISBN:

9780511921162

Subject(s):

1. Political & Social Views - Mahatma Gandhi - 1869 - 19482. Statesmen - Nationalists - Political Activists - India - Biography

DDC classification:

954.03 BRO

Contents:

Contents: Introduction. Pp. 1-8; By Judith M. Brown Part I - Gandhi: The historical life; 1 - Gandhi’s World. pp 11-9; By Yasmin Khan; 2 - Gandhi 1869-1915: The transnational emergence of a public figure. Pp. 30-50; By Jonathan Hyslop; 3 - Gandhi As Nationalist Leader, 1915-1948. Pp. 51-68; By Judith M. Brown; Part II - Gandhi: Thinker and activist; 4 - Gandhi’s key writings. Pp. 69-92; By Tridip Suhrud; 5 - Gandhi’s religion and its relation to his politics. Pp. 93-116; By Akeel Bilgrami; 6 - Conflict and nonviolence. Pp. 117-134; By Ronald J. Terchek; 7 - Gandhi’s moral economics: The sins of wealth without work and commerce without morality. Pp. 135-153; By Thomas Weber; 8 - Gandhi and the state. Pp. 154-172; By Anthony Parel; 9 - Gandhi and social relations. Pp. 173-196; By Tanika Sarkar; Part III. - The contemporary Gandhi; 10 - Literary and visual portrayals of Gandhi. Pp. 197-218; By Harish Trivedi; 11 - Gandhi in independent India. Pp. 219-238; By Anthony Parel; 12 - Gandhi’s global legacy. Pp. 239-257; By David Hardiman; Conclusion. Pp. 258-262; By Judith M. Brown, Anthony Parel; Guide to further reading. Pp. 263-266; Index. pp. 267-294.

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Contents:
Introduction. Pp. 1-8;
By Judith M. Brown
Part I - Gandhi: The historical life;
1 - Gandhi’s World. pp 11-9;
By Yasmin Khan;
2 - Gandhi 1869-1915: The transnational emergence of a public figure. Pp. 30-50;
By Jonathan Hyslop;
3 - Gandhi As Nationalist Leader, 1915-1948. Pp. 51-68;
By Judith M. Brown;
Part II - Gandhi: Thinker and activist;
4 - Gandhi’s key writings. Pp. 69-92;
By Tridip Suhrud;
5 - Gandhi’s religion and its relation to his politics. Pp. 93-116;
By Akeel Bilgrami;
6 - Conflict and nonviolence. Pp. 117-134;
By Ronald J. Terchek;
7 - Gandhi’s moral economics: The sins of wealth without work and commerce without morality. Pp. 135-153;
By Thomas Weber;
8 - Gandhi and the state. Pp. 154-172;
By Anthony Parel;
9 - Gandhi and social relations. Pp. 173-196;
By Tanika Sarkar;
Part III. - The contemporary Gandhi;
10 - Literary and visual portrayals of Gandhi. Pp. 197-218;
By Harish Trivedi;
11 - Gandhi in independent India. Pp. 219-238;
By Anthony Parel;
12 - Gandhi’s global legacy. Pp. 239-257;
By David Hardiman;
Conclusion. Pp. 258-262;
By Judith M. Brown, Anthony Parel;
Guide to further reading. Pp. 263-266;
Index. pp. 267-294.

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