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Gandhi

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Cinquante ans après l'assassinat de Gandhi, ce livre critique fait le point sur sa vie, sa pensée et son influence. La plupart des ouvrages consacrés à Gandhi sont le plus souvent de nature hagiographique. A l'inverse, le point de vue adopté ici n'élude pas les critiques et controverses que la vie du père de la nation indienne n'a cessé d'alimenter. Car ce dernier était autant un homme politique et un réformateur qu'un saint pour le peuple indien. Une première partie présente les grandes étapes de sa vie alors que la deuxième expose ses idées religieuses, politiques et économiques, tout en abordant la question de l'intouchabilité. Un regard critique sera posé sur cet homme qui, s'il reste une des grandes figures de ce siècle aura perdu un peu de son auréole.

Genre: Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand
Format: Paperback
Published: 1999
Pages: 126
Publisher: Presses universitaires de France
ISBN: 9782130502609

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