Titlebook: Gandhi’s Political Philosophy; A Critical Examinati Bhikhu Parekh Book 1989 Bhikhu Parekh 1989 Church and State.education.higher education.

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State ‘...Bhikhu Parekh‘s book will easily rank as one of the most outstanding contributions to the study of Gandhi. It is absorbingly interesting, sophisticated and subtle in its argument yet easy to read.‘ Times Higher Education Supplement ‘...a deft and sympathetic portrayal of Gandhi‘s ideas...‘ New Statesman.978-0-333-54765-6978-1-349-12242-4

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Introduction,ves from several interrelated sources of which three are most important.. First, since Western political philosophy had the unique advantage of having been practised more or less continuously for over two and a half millennia by some of the most talented men, it has developed unparalleled analytical

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Critique of Modern Civilisation,olidated after several wars and followed economic policies designed to serve British interests. Both the parties knew it was unequal, exploitative and based on force. As such it raised moral questions and needed justification. Their self-respect, sense of morality and morale required the British to

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Philosophy of Religion,as innocent of Hindu philosophy and had not even read the . until persuaded to do so in England by two theosophists. It was only when he went to South Africa that he began to take serious intellectual interest in Hinduism. As he admitted to a lay preacher, ‘I am a Hindu by birth. And yet I do not ha

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Theory of the State,them. He was trained as a lawyer, had observed it in its developed form in Britain and distorted forms in South Africa and India, and as a leader of the independence movement he had close day-to-day contact with it. He was one of the few to notice that the modern age was unique in assigning the stat

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,Satyāgraha and a Non-rationalist Theory of Rationality,deed. Such an integrated life involved not only eliminating all traces of hypocrisy and incoherence from one’s way of life but also fighting against untruth when one felt strongly and was in a position to do something about it. This raised two important questions. First, since different men perceive

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,?ngste bei anderen Grunderkrankungen,th its goods, were sometimes supported by its bayonets and acquired enormous prestige and respectability. Almost every non-Western country was and with a few exceptions still is a supplicant at the Western court, and its spokesmen could hardly expect to be understood, let alone taken seriously, unle