2005, ISBN: 9788173046001

London: Sheldon Press, 1977. Paperback trade, good plus condition, covers moderately foxed, rubber stamp. 121 pp. Reprint of a classic book originally published in 1931. A lucid introduc… Mehr…

London: Sheldon Press, 1977. Paperback trade, good plus condition, covers moderately foxed, rubber stamp. 121 pp. Reprint of a classic book originally published in 1931. A lucid introductory companion to her longer study "The Way of the Mystics", illustrated by many abstracts from the writings of the mystics themselves. Separate chapters cover: Jewish and Hebrew Mysticism, Mysticism in the New Testament, Mysticism in Classical Times, Mysticism in the Early Christian Church, Mysticism in the Orient, Mystics of the Early Middle Ages, Medieval Mysticism in England, German & Flemish Mysticism, Mysticism in Italy & Spain., Sheldon Press, 1977, 0, Manohar Publishers & Distributors, 2005. Softcover. New. The full impact of Swami Sahajanand Saraswati on the social and Political History of twentieth century India is only now Beginning to be fully understood and appreciated. A man of enormous intellectual and personal complexity he came from Eastern U.P. while his major political role was played out in the neighbouring state of Bihar in the Bihar Provincial Kisan Sabha and after 1936 on the national Stage in All India Kisan Sabha. The Khet Mazdoor tract presented here in an edited translation and in the Original Hindi, provides textual access to an activist constantly on the leading edge of social, cultural, and political change, which for Sahajanand had to be transformational in character. Hence, given his background in representing the interests of peasant tenants in the early and middle 1930s, it is not surprising to find him here arguing the case for Agricultural labourers and the Rural Poor on the margins of the Indian social experience. "But who cares for the poor?" he asks rhetorically, and in the five short chapters of this essay he vividly describes their condition and their history and submits proposals for change that in many respects have as much relevance in 2001 as they did in 1941. Professor Hauser has rendered an easily readable English translation of Sahajanand`s tract and an invaluable glossary which will serve to introduce both General and specialist readers to the richly descriptive Language Sahajanand employed in making his argument. Hauser`s editorial notes provide the broader intellectual and ideological context within which Sahajanand discussed the social and political Economy of rural India in the 1930s and 1940s. In his brief introduction Professor Hauser examines the Career and some of the salient writings of the Swami and brings into sharp Focus the core of his Philosophy and activism during the crucial years of Transition in the political life of the nation. Printed Pages: 240., Manohar Publishers & Distributors, 2005, 6<

2005, ISBN: 9788173046001

Manohar Publishers & Distributors, 2005. Softcover. New. The full impact of Swami Sahajanand Saraswati on the social and Political History of twentieth century India is only now Beg… Mehr…

Manohar Publishers & Distributors, 2005. Softcover. New. The full impact of Swami Sahajanand Saraswati on the social and Political History of twentieth century India is only now Beginning to be fully understood and appreciated. A man of enormous intellectual and personal complexity he came from Eastern U.P. while his major political role was played out in the neighbouring state of Bihar in the Bihar Provincial Kisan Sabha and after 1936 on the national Stage in All India Kisan Sabha. The Khet Mazdoor tract presented here in an edited translation and in the Original Hindi, provides textual access to an activist constantly on the leading edge of social, cultural, and political change, which for Sahajanand had to be transformational in character. Hence, given his background in representing the interests of peasant tenants in the early and middle 1930s, it is not surprising to find him here arguing the case for Agricultural labourers and the Rural Poor on the margins of the Indian social experience. "But who cares for the poor?" he asks rhetorically, and in the five short chapters of this essay he vividly describes their condition and their history and submits proposals for change that in many respects have as much relevance in 2001 as they did in 1941. Professor Hauser has rendered an easily readable English translation of Sahajanand`s tract and an invaluable glossary which will serve to introduce both General and specialist readers to the richly descriptive Language Sahajanand employed in making his argument. Hauser`s editorial notes provide the broader intellectual and ideological context within which Sahajanand discussed the social and political Economy of rural India in the 1930s and 1940s. In his brief introduction Professor Hauser examines the Career and some of the salient writings of the Swami and brings into sharp Focus the core of his Philosophy and activism during the crucial years of Transition in the political life of the nation. Printed Pages: 240., Manohar Publishers & Distributors, 2005, 6<

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