Saga of Satyagraha

By:

Diwakar, R.R

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Gandhi Peace Foundation; 1969Description: 248pSubject(s):

Non-Violence

DDC classification:

303.62 DIW

Summary: The greatest single contribution of Mahatma Gandhi to human thought and action can be summed up in the word 'satyagraha'. During his lifetime, Gandhi expounded both through his journals and more so through his action the theory and practice of satyagraha in all its aspects. Being journalistic writings, however, it is not easy for the layman to get a quick and correct idea of satyagraha by recourse to Gandhi's writings alone. It is here that a textbook like the present be comes an invaluable guide.

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The greatest single contribution of Mahatma Gandhi to human thought and action can be summed up in the word 'satyagraha'. During his lifetime, Gandhi expounded both through his journals and more so through his action the theory and practice of satyagraha in all its aspects. Being journalistic writings, however, it is not easy for the layman to get a quick and correct idea of satyagraha by recourse to Gandhi's writings alone. It is here that a textbook like the present be comes an invaluable guide.

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