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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Reprint. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Untouchability and Mahatma Gandhi/V.P. Varma. 3. Gandhian concept of economic thought/N.L. Hingorani. 4. Gandhi's concept of state and its relevance in contemporary India/R.R. Kasliwal. 5. Gandhi and religion/S.K. Shukla. 6. Gandhi's contribution to philosophy and religion/K.C. Sogani. 7. Gandhi and social change/C.M. Jain. 8. Relevance of Gandhi to modern India/Ved Dan Sudhir. 9. Armament race and Gandhian view of world peace/V.V. Ramnamurthy. 10. In the absence of Gandhi/B.L. Dhakar. 11. The evolution of Satyagrah in South Africa/V.C. Srivastava. 12. Gandhian Model of National Integration/R.S. Talesra. 13. Gandhi's moral individual in immoral society/S.L. Doshi. 14. Gandhian economy and birth control/C.B. Mamoria. 15. Gandhi's perspectives/N.K. Bose. From the Preface The present volume has grown out of the deliberations that emerged from a seminar organized by the University of Udaipur on the eve of Gandhi Centenary Celebrations. There is no denying the fact that scores of works have been published bringing out the varied ramifications and dimensions of Gandhian thought and ideology. Much of what has been said and written about Mahatma Gandhi is about his devotion and sincerity to serve the mankind. But his portrait as an architect of ideology and his craftsmanship as a thinker remains still to be reinterpreted and revisited. The present work is a move to this direction of new perspective on Gandhi and his conceptualization of social order. 128 pp. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. 1. The Indian Muslim community. 2. Movements against composite culture (17 to 19 centuries). 3. Urdu: the mark of Muslim identity. 4. Ulama deprived of community leadership. 5. Separate political identity and its recognition. 6. Identity consciousness among the masses. 7. Milli identity: the basis for a separate state. 8. Muslim identity in Bengal, 1905-1937. 9. Some observations. Bibliography. Index. "The book unravels the process which the elite leadership of the largest religious minority in India adopted to build its identity. This process had been changing when the elite was in power, the focus was on discouraging liberal religious trends; when out of power, the duty of regaining lost power was emphasized. When the elite proved incompetent to do so, the leaders called upon the Ulama to preserve the integrity of the community. After the foreign imperial rule was securely established, the elite took over the role of a loyalist elite, snatched the leadership of the community from the Ulama, and became an 'ultra' loyalist group even making the loyalist nationalists appear as hostile critics. Partly as an additional proof of its loyalty to the imperial rulers, and partly as an assertion of its individuality, it advocated the view that there could not be peace even for a day if either the Hindus or the Muslims were to acquire control in India. When the nationalists began to wrest concessions from the colonial rulers, this elite developed the strategy, not of joining the nationalists in their struggle against the imperial rulers but of putting forward claims for a larger share of the concessions won by the nationalists from the imperial rulers. This share, unjustifiable on democratic representative principles, went on increasing as the concessions won by the nationalists from the imperial power became substantial. From the imperial rulers, it only sought the favour of recognizing its identity. The Ashraf elite leadership was even afraid of the common Muslims and practically excluded them from the membership of the all-India political organization and developed a social exclusiveness. The community was defined in a manner so as to exclude its own masses. The recognition by the British of its individuality spurred the elite to exert pressure to gain political identity in the form of separate electorates. The majority community was persuaded to accept separate electorates and weight age for building up a joint charter of demands to be presented to the imperial power. A section of leadership later on felt separate electorates to be insufficient to safeguard its identity and denied the right of majority to rule over the country. Another section of the elite leadership emerged to deny the concept of a nation state based on geographical or territorial unity, and instead raised the slogan of milli unity as the basis of a qaum and a state. It weakened the nationalist struggle for freedom of the country, and encouraged the imperialist rulers to patronize their efforts for the assertion of their individual identity." (jacket).…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. The papers included in this volume range from Changing Scope of Social Work Profession to Competencies in Social Work, Theory, Knowledge and Skills in Social Work, Reflections on the profession particularly from Indian Perspective to Strengthening Field work Supervision. The papers reflect on global and international standards of education particularly from Canadian and Slovakian standpoint, while one paper take a comprehensive look at the literature produced in recent times on international social work.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction. 1. Muslim society in the Indo Gangetic region. 2. The outbreak of 1857 and birth of the Aligarh movement. 3. The Aligarh movement in outline. 4. The educational aspect of the movement. 5. The Muhammadan Anglo oriental college (1898 1906). 6. The Muhammadan educational conference (1886 1906). 7. The literary and religious aspects of the movement. 8. The political aspect of the movement (1885 1898). 9. The political aspect of the movement (1898 1906). 10. The role of the British Government and individual Englishmen in the Aligarh movement. 11. The Aligarh movement in retrospect. Bibliography. Index. The book is a study of the movement of Muslim regeneration started by Sayyid Ahmad Khan after 1858. The movement took a final shape after Sayyid Ahmad's return from England in 1870. The movement has been called the Aligarh movement because its headquarters were established at Aligarh. A study of the movement provides the answer to the question why did we not develop into a homogeneous nation and why did the Indian Muslims generally speaking support a path different from that of the other communities of India. The study of the movement helps us to understand the history of modern India in an objective manner. The book is based on a scientific study of the original contemporary sources. These are preserved at Aligarh. The Aligarh Institute Gazette the Tahzib ul Akhlaq the proceedings of the annual meetings of the Muhammadan Educational Conference the proceedings of the meetings of the Trustees of the MAO College the board of management of the college and Sir Sayyid Memorial Fund Association the annual reports of the college the Aligarh College magazine and the government records in the national archives of India have been copiously consulted in the preparation of the book. The book had originally been published in 1965. The persistent pressure of friends and scholars has persuaded the author to bring out a revised and enlarged edition of the original work. The Aligarh movement was to bring about a regeneration of the Indian Muslims. Its main object was to assiduously advocate loyalty of the Muslims for the British rulers of India and to organize them as a community to play a dominant role in the political life of the country. For this it was essential to persuade the Muslim Ashraf to take to the western system of education and equip themselves with qualifications essential for the high posts open for the Indians. The second stage was to organize the Muslim minority under the leadership of the Ashraf to put forward their claims for a self image which was different from the national concept. The basis for a separate identity of the Indian Muslims was prepared by the movement. 350 pp. …

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XVI, 476 p. Hardcover. Vol. 9. Versand aus Deutschland / We dispatch from Germany via Air Mail. Einband bestoßen, daher Mängelexemplar gestempelt, sonst sehr guter Zustand. Imperfect copy due to slightly bumped cover, apart from this in very good condition. Stamped. Sprache: Englisch.

2nd Edition. xv, 463 p. Hardcover. 2nd Ed. Versand aus Deutschland / We dispatch from Germany via Air Mail. Einband bestoßen, daher Mängelexemplar gestempelt, sonst sehr guter Zustand. Imperfect copy due to slightly bumped cover, apart from this in very good condition. Stamped. Sprache: Englisch.

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