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Arguments with Gandhi

著者： Ramachandra Guha
ナレーター： Dev J Haldar
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A freestanding sequel to Ram’s majestic two volume biography of Gandhi. It focuses on the debates and controversies that Gandhi’s life, work, and writings generated.

Arguments with Gandhi focuses on the arguments that Gandhi had in his lifetime with various interlocuters, both Indian and Western, and incorporate his contested legacies after his death.

It deals with themes of enduring global interest such as civil disobedience, caste and gender justice, racial politics, and environmentalism. These themes are explored not in the abstract but through real and intense arguments in historical time, by an author who is unparalleled in his field as well as being a beautiful writer.

 20世紀 アジア イデオロギー・信条 インド 南アジア 政治・政府 歴史 近代
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批評家のレビュー

PRAISE FOR REBELS AGAINST THE RAJ
‘A narrative of startling originality … his excitement at discovering a forgotten chapter of Indian history is contagious … As discussions of Britain’s colonial legacy become increasingly polarised, we are in ever more need of nuanced books like this one’
Sam Dalrymple, Spectator
‘Fascinating and provocative … Guha organises his material expertly and presents it clearly and stylishly, illuminating an aspect of Raj history which is often forgotten or neglected but which is nonetheless crucial for an understanding both of present-day India and of Britons’ complex and ambivalent past relationship to this ‘jewel’ in their collective crown. This superb book does them justice, as well as adding a new dimension to the histories both of subject India and of imperial Britain – and being a thoroughly good read’
Literary Review
‘Guha has done well to remind us of these forgotten stories, all the more as India, like much of the world, is becoming more xenophobic and intolerant, believing all the virtues lie in national frontiers’
Irish Times
‘Illuminating and engaging … Guha’s wide-ranging research and lucid narration brings to life these men and women … Rebels Against the Raj, however, makes a larger, more important and incisive point. Guha calls the lives and work of these rebels a morality tale for the world we now inhabit – a world incandescent with xenophobia and jingoism, and full of contempt for thoughts and ideas that a culture can imbibe from outside its borders’
New Statesman
‘Eminently readable and dazzling … Painstakingly researched, this is history writing at its best. It is indeed a masterly study of hitherto neglected western figures of modern India and opens a new way of engaging with the complex fault-lines between nationalism and imperialism, between India and the West … Guha’s outstanding work … couldn’t be more relevant. Every Indian should read this book’
The Tribune
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