Gandhi and Gutirrez: Two Paradigms of Liberative Transformation
Gandhi and Gutirrez: Two Paradigms of Liberative Transformation
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Book Summary
About the Book: Gandhi and Gutirrez: Two Paradigms of Liberative Transformation This book examines two paradigmatic figures, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and Gustavo Guti?rrez, both involved in the struggle for liberation in their respective contexts. The former successfully led India's freedom struggle against the British, evolving in the process a unique paradigm rooted in the religious perceptions. He was called the "Mahatmau as well as the "Father of our nationu. The latter attempted to reflect and articulate a theology of liberation in the context of the exploitation prevalent in Latin America, and has been rightly called "the Father of Liberation Theology". As we grope today for non-violent, harmonious
ISBN-13
9788186921289
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
Decent Books
Publishing Date
2004
Total Pages
301

Gandhi and Gutirrez: Two Paradigms of Liberative Transformation

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Book Summary
About the Book: Gandhi and Gutirrez: Two Paradigms of Liberative Transformation This book examines two paradigmatic figures, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and Gustavo Guti?rrez, both involved in the struggle for liberation in their respective contexts. The former successfully led India's freedom struggle against the British, evolving in the process a unique paradigm rooted in the religious perceptions. He was called the "Mahatmau as well as the "Father of our nationu. The latter attempted to reflect and articulate a theology of liberation in the context of the exploitation prevalent in Latin America, and has been rightly called "the Father of Liberation Theology". As we grope today for non-violent, harmonious
Book Specifications
ISBN-13
9788186921289
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
Decent Books
Publishing Date
2004
Total Pages
301