HISB31H3 Chapter : Week 8 Meridian notes

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Iqbal used well-known images and characters from the worlds of pre-islamic, islamic, and indian history, sufi mysticism, and hindu myth and legend to illustrate his ideas: what is true civilization? by mohandas k. gandhi. India was to move beyond its colonized status and become modern. Gandhi was sceptical of the claims that britain was civilized and questioned whether industrialization had brought progress to indians: gandhism by b. r. ambedkar. Draupadi of the mahabharata women figured prominently as this canon, including the bhakti saint mira, who gave up her life as a. Rajput princess to follow a life of piety and poverty. Gandhi has been seen as one of the seminal figures of modern hinduism and even the greatest representative of the renaissance of. Gandhi was no conventional traditionalist, intent simply on preserving hinduism as he found it, though he was guided by what he understood to be the original truth or purity of his religion www. notesolution. com.

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