Traversing the fields of politics, philosophy and literature, this work examines Nehru's contribution to communication as a leader in terms of the language that he spoke and wrote.
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Rakesh Gupta is a Professor of Political Science at the Centre for Political Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He has been teaching for the last thirty-three years. he has published nine books in his main field apart from publishing two collections of his poems in 1995 and 2005. Two of his latest books are State in India, Pakistan, Russia and Central Asia, and Terrorism, Communalism and Other Threats to India Security.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Leaders as storytellers. 2. Jawaharlal Nehru. 3. Historical evolution. 4. Identity. 5. Change. 6. Conclusion. 7. Bibliography. Index. This is a multidisciplinary book traversing the fields of politics philosophy and literature. It examines Nehru's contribution to communication as a leader in terms of the language that he spoke and wrote in terms of rhetoric. In rhetoric the book's axis is the role of metaphors. It is a book that attempts to go beyond the paradigm of Nehru's emphasis on modernity and change. In this sense Nehru's work and writings are closer to Marx and Foucault for they too can be worked upon to go beyond what they are generally perceived to be. This book attempts to show how is not possible to appropriate Nehru either by the right or the left wing and that how Nehru's search for identity is akin to the search that some of the inmates of Auschwitz attempted after their survival and release. This book is a plea to inspire further research on Nehru in terms of semiotics. Such an exercise has not been attempted hitherto. 238 pp. Artikel-Nr. 64435
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