Gandhi and the Popes - From Pius XI to Francis

Name: Gandhi and the Popes
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Author: Peter Gonsalves
ISBN: 9783631657898

Peter Gonsalves

Peter Lang
Paru le : 01/12/2014

Gandhi today is universally recognised as an international icon, but did his influence extend to the Vatican as well ? The author unravels the answer... > Lire la suite

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Gandhi today is universally recognised as an international icon, but did his influence extend to the Vatican as well ? The author unravels the answer by pursuing six research targets. The book opens with a historical inquiry into Gandhi's unsuccessful attempt to meet Pius XI, and then goes on to examine the writings and speeches of the Popes from Pius XI to Benedict XVI who alluded to Gandhi. Adopting a hermeneutical slant, it also engages in a comparative study of the thoughts and actions of Pope Francis and Gandhi, and highlights some remarkable similarities that call for an explanation.
In the process, the book explores and assesses the popular claim that Gandhi was influenced by Christ, and the not so popular conjecture that Francis was influenced by Gandhi.

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Date de parution : 01/12/2014
Editeur : Peter Lang
Collection : Studien zur interkulturellen G
ISBN : 978-3-631-65789-8
EAN : 9783631657898
Nb. de pages : 244 pages

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Biographie de Peter Gonsalves

Peter Gonsalves, PhD, teaches Media Education and the History of Communication at the Salesian Pontifical University in Rome. A member of the Salesians of Don Bosco, a global network for the holistic development of youth, he coordinated its first five-language web portal. He was also president of Intersig, the international wing of Signis, which is an association of Catholic communicators for a culture of peace.
His previous publications include, Exercises in Media Education (1994/2000), Clothing for Liberation (2010) and Khadi – Gandhi's Mega Symbol of Subversion (2012).