Non-Violence and War in Gandhi’s Philosophy
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2021-03
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Philosophical Papers Journal of Department of Philosophy
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Padhi, Laxmikanta
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University of North Bengal
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Paswan, K. (2021). Non-Violence and War in Gandhi’s Philosophy. Philosophical Papers Journal of Department of Philosophy, XVII, 230–237. https://ir.nbu.ac.in/handle/123456789/4089
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The principle of non-violence is not a new concept. It has been preached from
times immemorial. In the history of man we come across many sages like Socrates,
Jesus, and Buddha who preached and practiced non-violence. Gandhi had been
inspired by their life and teachings and tries to apply the technique of non-violence to
every walk of life.Etymologically ahiṁsā is composed of three words: a (not) hiṁs
(to kill or injure) and a (nominal suffix)....
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XVII
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0976-4496
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230 - 237