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Gandhi
Struggling for Autonomy
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Using the principle of individual autonomy—rather than civil disobedience, Indian independence, or duty—as an analytical lens, Ronald J. Terchek offers a completely original interpretation of his subject's political thought. Terchek argues that Gandhi's thought is animated by a concern for the equal respect and regard for all persons, and he describes how Gandhi's writings illuminate several critical discourses in political theory, debates that overlap with many Western writers to whom Gandhi is seldom compared.
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Gandhi, Ronald J. Terchek
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- Title
- Gandhi
- Subtitle
- Struggling for Autonomy
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Ronald J. Terchek
- Publisher
- Rowman & Littlefield
- Released
- 1998
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 265
- ISBN10
- 0847692159
- ISBN13
- 9780847692156
- Series
- Tags
- Historical Themes, Philosophical Topics, Politics, USA, 20th century, Asia, Political Theories, India, Human Rights
- Description
- Using the principle of individual autonomy—rather than civil disobedience, Indian independence, or duty—as an analytical lens, Ronald J. Terchek offers a completely original interpretation of his subject's political thought. Terchek argues that Gandhi's thought is animated by a concern for the equal respect and regard for all persons, and he describes how Gandhi's writings illuminate several critical discourses in political theory, debates that overlap with many Western writers to whom Gandhi is seldom compared.