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Routledge Gandhi in Political Theory: Truth, Law and Experiment

Name: Gandhi in Political Theory: Truth, Law and Experiment
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Discover why Gandhi deserves recognition as a systematic political thinker in this Routledge scholarly work. The book challenges the widespread assumption that Gandhi lacked disciplinary rigour, examining his critique of modern civilisation and the presuppositions underlying his experiments. Rather than treating Gandhi as merely a historical figure, this work positions his intervention in modern political theory as methodical and deliberate. Drawing on substantial scholarship, the author provides sustained attention to aspects of Gandhi's thought that have been overlooked: his systematic approach to truth, law and experimentation, and how these elements cohere into a coherent political philosophy. Essential reading for students of political theory, biography and social sciences seeking to understand how Gandhi's ideas remain relevant to contemporary debates about civilisation, justice and social change.

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Routledge published this scholarly exploration of Gandhi's systematic political thought and philosophical contributions.

The book examines Gandhi's presuppositions and methodical interventions in modern political theory with sustained critical analysis.

Addresses the gap in existing scholarship by positioning Gandhi as a disciplined thinker rather than an unsystematic historical figure.

Integrates Gandhi's concepts of truth, law and experiment into a coherent framework for understanding his political philosophy.

Suitable for students and scholars of biography, anthropology, sociology and political theory seeking rigorous intellectual engagement.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1472422848
Category: Books > Subjects > Biography > Medical, Legal & Social Sciences > Anthropology & Sociology
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 28 September 2014
Listed Since: 01 May 2014

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