Description
"The Post-Modern Thinker: Mahatma Gandhi and His Vision" reimagines Mahatma Gandhi as a pioneering figure whose philosophy aligns with the challenges and debates of the post-modern era. The book presents Gandhi’s ideas on non-violence, sustainability, and social equity as a response to the ethical dilemmas and fragmented worldviews of post-modern thought. It explores how his emphasis on truth, self-rule, and communal harmony can be seen as a critique of both modern industrialization and post-modern relativism. By situating Gandhi within the broader intellectual landscape of post-modernism, the book provides a fresh perspective on his relevance today. It reflects on his vision as an antidote to consumerism, environmental crises, and social injustice, offering a holistic framework for contemporary ethical living. Through this lens, Gandhi emerges as a profound, post-modern thinker whose ideas continue to inspire social and political movements worldwide.
