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Freedom's Battle - Hind Swaraj or Indian Home Rule: Unveiling the Power of Nonviolent Resistance in India's Freedom Struggle

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In "Freedom's Battle - Hind Swaraj or Indian Home Rule," Mohandas K. Gandhi articulates a profound manifesto for India's autonomy, encapsulating his philosophical and political ideology. Written in 1909, this seminal work critiques Western civilization and emphasizes the importance of self-rule, self-respect, and non-violent resistance. Gandhi employs a dialogic literary style, engaging with an imagined interlocutor to elucidate his ideas on swaraj (self-rule) and the moral imperatives of civil disobedience. The text serves as a foundational document in the struggle for Indian independence, reflecting the socio-political climate of colonial India and the emerging consciousness of the Indian populace seeking autonomy from British rule. Gandhi, the principal figure of the Indian independence movement, was deeply influenced by his experiences in South Africa and the ideals of various reformers and thinkers. His upbringing, coupled with exposure to diverse philosophical traditions, including Tolstoy's notions of nonviolence, shaped his vision of an independent India rooted in moral integrity and communal harmony. Through personal reflection and engagement with contemporaneous social issues, Gandhi crafted this work to illuminate the ethical rationale for resistance against colonial oppression. "Freedom's Battle" is a crucial read for anyone interested in the philosophy of non-violence, political activism, and the historical context of India'Äôs struggle for freedom. This book not only conveys Gandhi's vision for India but also offers timeless insights into the quest for justice and dignity, making it essential for scholars, activists, and students alike.

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E-bog: 8. december 2020

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