Debating India : essays on Indian political discourse / Bhikhu Parekh.

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Parekh, Bhikhu C [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 2015.Edition: First editionDescription: xix, 374 pages ; 23 cmISBN:

9780198060451

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320.954 PAR.D

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Contents:

pt. I Public Debates 1.Indian Traditions of Public Debate 2.Choosing the National Symbols of India 3.Gandhi Tagore Debates 4.Ambedkar and the Pursuit of Fraternity 5.Nehru and the National Philosophy of India 6.Rethinking the National Philosophy 7.Critical Reflections on the Indian Democracy pt. II Limits Of Dialogue 8.Einstein on Gandhi's Non-violence 9.There Is More to Gandhi Than Non-violence 10.Gandhi and Osama bin Laden: Is a Dialogue Possible? 11.Gandhi and Inter-religious Dialogue 12.Friendship in Classical Indian Thought.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 324-369) and index.

pt. I Public Debates
1.Indian Traditions of Public Debate
2.Choosing the National Symbols of India
3.Gandhi
Tagore Debates
4.Ambedkar and the Pursuit of Fraternity
5.Nehru and the National Philosophy of India
6.Rethinking the National Philosophy
7.Critical Reflections on the Indian Democracy
pt. II Limits Of Dialogue
8.Einstein on Gandhi's Non-violence
9.There Is More to Gandhi Than Non-violence
10.Gandhi and Osama bin Laden: Is a Dialogue Possible?
11.Gandhi and Inter-religious Dialogue
12.Friendship in Classical Indian Thought.

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