Gandhi and the StoicsRichard Sorabji

Gandhi and the Stoics

Richard Sorabji · 2012

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Richard Sorabji presents a study of Gandhi's philosophy in comparison with Christian and Stoic thought. He shows that Gandhi was a true philosopher, who not only aimed to give a consistent self-critical rationale for his views, but also thought himself obliged to live by what he taught.

Book details

Year: 2012
Language: English
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Editions: 1
Pages: 176
ISBN: 9780199644339

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