As its very title indicates, Gandhi and the Good Life aims at a clear understanding of Gandhi's ethico-religious thinking. A careful study of Gandhi's life and thought reveals, first, that both are deeply rooted in the Hindu tradition; and, secondly, that he attaches greater importance to action than to mere words. Hence, the book focuses not only on the text of Gandhi's own writings but also on his life and experience. Gandhi's arguments in favour of the ...
