Mahatma Gandhi and the environment : analysing gandhian environmental thought / by T.N. Knoshoo

By:

Khoshoo, T.N

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Teri Press, 2011. New Delhi:Description: viii, 152 pISBN:

9788179932230

Subject(s):

Mahatma Gandhi. 2. Environment

DDC classification:

333.7 KHO-M

Contents:

Nature and humankind-- Yogic practice and environment-- The role of woman , man , and society-- Unity in diversity -- Western industrialism-- The weakest link : village and villager-- sustainable development-- Hindi Swaraj : the Gandhian manifesto of ecological living -- Gandhi and science-- Situating satyagraha in mainstream conflict resolution Theory -- Gandhi and the contemporary discourse on decentralization--

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Nature and humankind--
Yogic practice and environment--
The role of woman , man , and society--
Unity in diversity --
Western industrialism--
The weakest link : village and villager--
sustainable development--
Hindi Swaraj : the Gandhian manifesto of ecological living --
Gandhi and science--
Situating satyagraha in mainstream conflict resolution Theory --
Gandhi and the contemporary discourse on decentralization--

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