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Contemporary Society Gandhian Appraisal

by J.S. Mathur
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Author J.S. Mathur
Publisher Gyan Publishing House
Synopsis The present book is a collection of articles that were presented at various national and international fora by the eminent Gandhian scholar for the last fifty years. Professor Mathur has critically analysed various aspects of Gandhiji's Thought and techniques of social change. He has discussed objectively problems of peace, non-violence, trusteeship, technology, global warming, classless society, property relations problems of a new world order, problems of trade union and industrialisation and has tried to emphasis the continued relevance of Gandhiji's thought and actions for social change for the contemporary society. His articles on environmental problems deserve serious attention.Several quotations of Gandhiji have been included in different articles because of their appropriateness.

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  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Gyan Publishing House
  • Pages: 354
  • Binding: HardBack
  • ISBN: 9788121210300
  • Category: Academic reference book
  • Related Category: Reference
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