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Summary:

"Mohandas K. Gandhi is One of the most inspiring figures of our time. In his classic autobiography he recounts the story of his life and how he developed his concept of satyagraha, or active nonviolent resistance, which propelled the Indian struggle for independence and countless other nonviolent struggles of the twentieth century." "In a new foreword, peace expert and teacher Sissela Bok urges us to adopt Gandhi's "attitude of experimenting. Of testing what will and will not bear close scrutiny, what can and cannot be adapted to new circumstances," in order to bring about change in our own lives and communities. Book jacket."--BOOK JACKET.

Notes:

Cover title: Gandhi, an autobiography.

Includes index.

Originally published: 1957.

Contents:

Foreword / Sissela Bok
Translator's Preface / Mahadev Desai
Chapter I. Birth and Parentage
Chapter II. Childhood
Chapter III. Child Marriage
Chapter IV. Playing the Husband
Chapter V. At the High School
Chapter VI. A Tragedy
Chapter VII. A Tragedy (Contd.)
Chapter VIII. Stealing and Atonement
Chapter IX. My Father's Death and My Double Shame
Chapter X. Glimpses of Religion
Chapter XI. Preparation for England
Chapter XII. Outcaste
Chapter XIII. In London at Last
Chapter XIV. My Choice
Chapter XV. Playing the English Gentleman
Chapter XVI. Changes
Chapter XVII. Experiments in Dietetics
Chapter XVIII. Shyness My Shield
Chapter XIX. The Canker of Untruth
Chapter XX. Acquaintance with Religions
Chapter XXII. Narayan Hemchandra
Chapter XXIII. The Great Exhibition
Chapter XXIV. 'Called'
But Then?
Chapter XXV. My Helplessness
Chapter I. Raychandbhai
Chapter II. How I Began Life
Chapter III. The First Case
Chapter IV. The First Shock
Chapter V. Preparing for South Africa
Chapter VI. Arrival in Natal
Chapter VII. Some Experiences
Chapter VIII. On the Way to Pretoria
Chapter IX. More Hardships
Chapter X. First Day in Pretoria
Chapter XI. Christian Contacts
Chapter XII. Seeking Touch with Indians
Chapter XIII. What It Is to Be A 'Coolie'
Chapter XIV. Preparation for the Case
Chapter XV. Religious Ferment
Chapter XVI. Man Proposes, God Disposes
Chapter XVII. Settled in Natal
Chapter XVIII. Colour Bar
Chapter XIX. Natal Indian Congress
Chapter XX. Balasundaram
Chapter XXI. The [pound] 3 Tax
Chapter XXII. Comparative Study of Religions
Chapter XXIII. As a Householder
Chapter XXIV. Homeward
Chapter XXV. In India
Chapter XXVI. Two Passions
Chapter XXVII. The Bombay Meeting
Chapter XXVIII. Poona and Madras
Chapter XXIX. 'Return Soon'

Chapter I. Rumblings of the Storm
Chapter II. The Storm
Chapter III. The Test
Chapter IV. The Calm After the Storm
Chapter V. Education of Children
Chapter VI. Spirit of Service
Chapter VII. Brahmacharya
I
Chapter VIII. Brahmacharya
II
Chapter IX. Simple Life
Chapter X. The Boer War
Chapter XI. Sanitary Reform and Famine Relief
Chapter XII. Return to India
Chapter XIII. In India Again
Chapter XIV. Clerk and Bearer
Chapter XV. In the Congress
Chapter XVI. Lord Curzon's Darbar
Chapter XVII. A Month with Gokhale
I
Chapter XVIII. A Month with Gokhale
II
Chapter XIX. A Month with Gokhale
III
Chapter XX. In Benares
Chapter XXI. Settled in Bombay?
Chapter XXII. Faith on Its Trial
Chapter XXIII. To South Africa Again
Chapter I. 'Love's Labour's Lost'?
Chapter II. Autocrats from Asia
Chapter III. Pocketed the Insult
Chapter IV. Quickened Spirit of Sacrifice
Chapter V. Result of Introspection
Chapter VI. A Sacrifice to Vegetarianism
Chapter VII. Experiments in Earth and Water Treatment
Chapter VIII. A Warning
Chapter IX. A Tussle with Power
Chapter X. A Sacred Recollection and Penance
Chapter XI. Intimate European Contacts
Chapter XII. European Contacts (Contd.)
Chapter XIII. 'Indian Opinion'
Chapter XIV. Coolie Locations or Ghettoes?
Chapter XV. The Black Plague
I
Chapter XVI. The Black Plague
II
Chapter XVII. Location in Flames
Chapter XVIII. The Magic Spell of a Book
Chapter XIX. The Phoenix Settlement
Chapter XX. The First Night
Chapter XXI. Polak Takes the Plunge
Chapter XXII. Whom God Protects
Chapter XXIII. A Peep into the Household
Chapter XXIV. The Zulu 'Rebellion'
Chapter XXV. Heart Searchings

Related Subjects:

Gandhi, Mahatma, 1869-1948.

Statesmen -- India -- Biography.

Other Entries to Search by:

Desai, Mahadev H. (Mahadev Haribhai), 1892-1942.

Satyana prayogo athava a tmakatha . English

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