Gandhi and Creative Conflict

Thought: Fordham University Quarterly 45 (3):421-432 (1970)
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Gandhi's vision for permanent and substantial change in society through nonviolence involves first the transformation of man himself through the creative building of human relationships

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10.5840/thought197045328

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