RE321 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Hind Swaraj Or Indian Home Rule, Swaraj, Sarvodaya
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In his lifetime, gandhi composed the equivalent of over 100 large volumes: the government of india still publishes a 100-volume set of gandhi"s collected works, these are the indispensable starting point for the study of gandhi. Includes three books, hind swaraj (1909), autobiography (1927), and satyagraha in south. Africa (1928); numerous booklets, including constructive programme: its meaning and. The guide, but rather as a prompt to help people think for themselves. Why did gandhi write so much: what drove him, pedagogical answer: gandhi"s driving mission was to teach others, to educate others in the goal of. In the spirit of gandhi"s writings as a whole, these arguments have a pedagogical purpose; Ironically, a non-violent campaign was descending into violence. The method (modus operandi: undoubtedly, gandhi employed many strategies to render his autobiography persuasive, let us consider not so much gandhi"s persuasive strategies as his overarching method, his modus operandi. Kay koppedrayer: professor of religion and culture at laurier.
