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Bernard E. Harcourt | Epilogue on Satyagraha

December 2, 2017Bernard Harcourt

By Bernard E. Harcourt A robust theory of satyagraha is exceptionally demanding—for many, unbearably so. Gandhi’s writings are of unparalleled exigency: one must take the burdens of injustice on oneself, turn suffering onto oneself, purify oneself as an exemplar to… Continue Reading →

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Banu Bargu | Gandhi’s Fasts

November 29, 2017Bernard Harcourt

By Banu Bargu “Who is the true warrior – he who keeps death always as a bosom-friend, or he who controls the death of others?” – Gandhi Launching the inaugural session of this year’s 13/13, Bernard Harcourt informs us that… Continue Reading →

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Uday Singh Mehta | On Satyagraha

November 28, 2017Bernard Harcourt

By Uday Singh Mehta On the morning of February 24, 1919, in a context vitiated by the recent introduction of the Rowlatt Bills, which proposed to all but explicitly suspend the individual rights of Indians, along with their rights of… Continue Reading →

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A Conversation between Uday Mehta and Akeel Bilgrami

November 27, 2017Bernard Harcourt

Click here to read Uday Singh Mehta in Conversation with Akeel Bilgrami at Permanent Black  

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Karuna Mantena | Theoretical Foundations of Satyagraha

November 25, 2017Bernard Harcourt

By Karuna Mantena Origins Although boycotts, political fasts, non-resistance, and civil disobedience had existed in politics before, Gandhi’s innovations in nonviolent politics in the early 20th century was a crucial moment of crystallization.  Gandhi was the first to self-consciously theorize… Continue Reading →

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Bernard E. Harcourt | Introduction to Satyagraha

November 25, 2017Bernard Harcourt

By Bernard E. Harcourt “For my ambition is no less than to convert the British people through non-violence, and thus make them see the wrong they have done to India.” — Mahatma Gandhi, Letter to the Viceroy, March 2, 1930… Continue Reading →

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