The Fabric of Self-Suffering: A Study in Gandhi: S. K. SAXENA

Religious Studies 12 (2):239-247 (1976)
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This essay seeks to clarify Gandhi's logic of self-suffering. Its inner accents have not received the attention they deserve. So I propose to emphasize them, though the context of such suffering and its impact on men too must be given due regard

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