Titlebook: M.K. Gandhi, Media, Politics and Society; New Perspectives Chandrika Kaul Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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The Global Gandhi of the Muslim Vernacular Press: Mahatma as Monumental Peasant and the Prophetic R-colonial ‘experiments in slow reading’ (Hofmyer). This chapter makes the argument that Nizami’s long-overlooked cosmopolitan vision created an important alternative to nationalist versions of an emergent ‘Mahatma’. Nizami’s experimental press thus offered his Muslim and non-Muslim readership Islami

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Gandhi in August 1947: Self-Fashioning, Print Culture and the Republic of Letters, in India during August 1947 by two mainstream newspapers: . and the .. The daily reportage on Gandhi attempted to keep his towering persona and revolutionary ideology alive for an often unheeding public that seemed to ignore his lifelong message of peace derived from a richly syncretic culture. The

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A Modern Mahatma? Use and Misuse of Gandhi in Popular Culture,ugh an analysis of different media and popular culture in the twenty-first century, this chapter examines Gandhi’s portrayal and argues that this is often not an accurate representation of the man or his achievements.

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Chandrika Kaulclass is characterized by the existence of a definite mutual opposition in the behavior of the participants in the collective. In the model the goals of the participants are assumed to be known only up to certain indeterminate parameters for which there is no a priori information available. Such cla

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Amelia Boneaclass is characterized by the existence of a definite mutual opposition in the behavior of the participants in the collective. In the model the goals of the participants are assumed to be known only up to certain indeterminate parameters for which there is no a priori information available. Such cla

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Sanjiv Kakarclass is characterized by the existence of a definite mutual opposition in the behavior of the participants in the collective. In the model the goals of the participants are assumed to be known only up to certain indeterminate parameters for which there is no a priori information available. Such cla