Essays in this volume were previously presented at the conference "Gandhi in a Canadian context" held in 2012 at Wilfrid Laurier University. Includes bibliographical references (pages 167-174) and index.
Contents:
Mahatma Gandhi's understanding of Canada / Alex Damm -- A dent in his saintly halo? Mahatma Gandhi's intolerance against cowards / Scott Daniel Dunbar -- Gandhi and Islam: their history and implications for Canada today / Ramin Jahanbegloo -- Gandhi in Canadian academic religious studies : an overview / Harold Coward -- Do Gandhi's teachings have relevance today? / Kay Koppedrayer -- The Gandhian-inspired Mahila Shanti Sena movement in India and its Canadian connection / Anne M. Pearson -- "Gandhi" in Canada in the later part of the twentieth century / Paul Younger -- Mahatma Gandhi and Winnipeg, Manitoba / Klaus Klostermaier -- Who speaks for the conscience of Canada? Twenty years of Hamilton's Gandhi Peace Festival : local lessons, global relevance / Rama S. Singh.
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