India von halide edib (3 Ergebnisse)
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: K.N. Books House, 2011
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Zustand: New. pp. 378.
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: K.N. Book House, 2009
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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Preface. Introductory. I. India seen through Salam house: 1. Concerning Dr. Ansari's household. 2. Seeing the old monuments. 3. Concerning Sarojini Naidu and other Indian women. 4. Raghuwar Tumko Meri Laj. 5. The Trio around Mahatma Gandhi. 6. Concerning Mahatma Gandhi's activities. 7. Conce…rning Chairmen at Jamia Lectures. 8. Jamia, men and ideas. 9. Concerning some "ISMS". II. India seen on highways and byways: 10. Aligarh. 11. Lahore. 12. Peshawar. 13. Lucknow. 14. Benares. 15. Calcutta. 16. Hyderabad. 17. Bombay. III. India in the melting-pot: 18. Hinduism in the melting-pot. 19. Mahatma Gandhi and India. 20. Mahatma Gandhi at home. 21. The Eleven Vows of Mahatma Gandhi. 22. Jawaharlal, the socialist leader. 23. Islam in the melting-pot. 24. Single nationhood and Abdul-Gaffar Khan. 25. One Indian Nation or two Indian nations? 26. And the British? Bibliography. Index. "This work present a study of the history of India at the time, such as the Gandhian movement and the Hindu-Muslim Separatism.".
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: Oxford University Press, 2009
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Paperback. Zustand: Good. First published in 1937, this magisterial account of India in the 1930s contains the impressions and thoughts of Halid?dib, a Turkish writer who is not interested in imagining, inscribing or inventing India, but rather in documenting its multifaceted personality. Edib's idea of India is firmly anchored…in the historical and sociological insights she gained during her stay in the subcontinent, and especially through her meetings with Mahatma Gandhi and other leading figures of the nationalist movement. In this book, she sums up aspects of Indian nationalism, pointing to its strengths and weaknesses, and highlights its encounters with British colonialism. She perceives the idea of pan Islamism.
