Gandhi’s Conception of Statelessness and Swaraj: Ethical Anarchism and Its Relation to Classical Anarchist Doctrines Introduction The intellectual affinity between Gandhi’s conception of swaraj, particularly his aspiration toward statelessness, and the traditions of classical anarchism has been the subject of sustained scholarly debate. While Gandhi seldom identified explicitly with anarchist labels, his political writings—especially Hind … Continue reading How does Gandhi’s conception of statelessness and self-rule (swaraj) align with classical anarchist doctrines? Does Gandhi articulate a form of “ethical anarchism” distinct from European anarchist traditions?
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How does Mahatma Gandhi’s conception of Truth (Satya) and Non-violence (Ahimsa) constitute the ethical and philosophical core of his political thought, and in what ways did these principles shape his critique of modern Western civilisation, particularly with regard to its materialism, industrialism, and moral consequences for human society?
Satya and Ahimsa as the Ethical Core of Gandhian Politics—and the Critique of Modern Civilization Abstract. Mahatma Gandhi’s political philosophy is anchored in the twin principles of Truth (Satya) and Non-violence (Ahimsa). Far from being merely moral sentiments, they function as ontological commitments, epistemic disciplines, and practical political methods. This essay reconstructs how Satya and … Continue reading How does Mahatma Gandhi’s conception of Truth (Satya) and Non-violence (Ahimsa) constitute the ethical and philosophical core of his political thought, and in what ways did these principles shape his critique of modern Western civilisation, particularly with regard to its materialism, industrialism, and moral consequences for human society?
How did the philosophy and practice of Satyagraha shape the character and trajectory of Indian nationalism during the freedom struggle?
Satyagraha and the Transformation of Indian Nationalism: Historiographical and Conceptual Perspectives Abstract The philosophy and practice of Satyagraha, developed by Mahatma Gandhi, fundamentally reshaped the ideological framework, mass character, and ethical orientation of Indian nationalism during the anti-colonial struggle. Far beyond a tactical doctrine, Satyagraha reframed nationalism as a moral and civilizational contest, blending non-violent … Continue reading How did the philosophy and practice of Satyagraha shape the character and trajectory of Indian nationalism during the freedom struggle?