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Language
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Book Summary
Elusive Nonviolence: The Making And Unmaking Of Gandhi’S Religion Of Ahimsa Explores How Gandhi Transformed The Idea Of Nonviolence Into A Defining Indian Value, Blending Religious Insight With Political Vision. This Thoughtful, Academically Rigorous Work Sits At The Crossroads Of Religion, Nationalism, And Modern Thought, Inviting Students Of Politics, Religious Studies, And Indian History—As Well As Curious Readers Seeking A Deeper Understanding Of How Ideas Reshape Societies. The Tone Is Challenging Yet Rewarding, Offering A Pathway To New Perspectives On A Timeless Question.
In Elusive Nonviolence, Sharma Threads Careful Textual Analysis With A Broader Cultural Conversation, Showing How Gandhi Blended A Lack Of A Strong Nonviolent Tradition In India With A Deliberate Project To Reimagine Ahimsa As A Core Indian Value. The Book Draws From Hindu Scriptures Alongside European And American Intellectual Currents, Offering A Fresh Lens On Familiar Debates. Written In Clear, Accessible Prose, The Work Weaves Historical Context With Contemporary Implications, Inviting Readers To Consider The Limits And Possibilities Of Nonviolence As Both Theory And Practice In Liberal-Constitutional India. It Engages Readers With Ideas About The Language Of Dissent, The Role Of Religion In Nationalism, And The Negotiation Between Moral Ideals And Political Realities, All While Reframing What Nonviolence Can Mean Today.
Readers Will Finish Elusive Nonviolence With A Nuanced Understanding Of Gandhi’S Legacy And The Ongoing Relevance Of Nonviolence In Public Life, Feeling Informed, Inspired, And Prepared To Engage With Contemporary Debates About Dissent, Religion, And Democracy.
Product Details
Author
Jyotirmaya Sharma
Publisher
Westland Publications
Language
English
SKU
BK0441750
ISBN
9789390679607
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
20 x 14 x 4 cm
Binding
Hardback
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Jyotirmaya Sharma is an Indian author and academic known for writing on political thought, religion, and modern Indian history. His work examines ideology, leadership, and social change with critical insight and scholarly depth. The author’s work continues to be widely read and valued for its originality, clarity, and meaningful contribution to readers across different backgrounds. The author’s work continues to be widely read and valued for its originality, clarity, and meaningful contribution to readers across different backgrounds.