دانلود کتاب Gandhi, Advocacy Journalism, and the Media

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Cover
Table of Contents
Foreword by Rajmohan Gandhi
Introduction (David W. Bulla)
Section I: Causes
1. Origins of Gandhi’s Advocacy Journalism (David W. Bulla)
2. Gandhi Versus Gandhi: A Comparative Study of His English and Vernacular Newspapers (Parmeet Kajal)
3. Closing the Circle: Gandhi in Bihar, 1947 (Anjana Sharma)
4. Gandhi, Swaraj, and Press Freedom (David W. Bulla)
5. A Sanitarian in a World of Modern Medicine: Gandhi’s Health Bulletins in Indian Opinion, 1903–1914 (Sanjiv Kakar)
Section II: Religion
6. Mahatma, Bapu, Naked Fakir: Gandhi through the Lens of the Muslim Press before and after Independence, 1920–1960 (Farwa Imam Ali)
7. Satyagraha Journalism—New York Style: Gandhi’s Influence on Dorothy Day and The Catholic Worker (Norma Fay Green)
8. Gandhi and “The Jews”: An Article that Changed the Mahatma’s Image for the Jews (Satrajit Ghosh Chowdhury)
9. Gandhi’s Prayer Meetings and Partition (Gopa Sabharwal)
Section III: Image
10. Gandhi, Gramophone, and God: Story of an Uncomfortable Union (Dipannita Dutta)
11. Gandhi’s Mediated Image: Portrayed as Saint, Bigot, Pervert, a Flawed Human, Victim of British Conspiracy, and Ultimately a Man of His Own Time (James Buie)
12. Visual Advocacy, the Gandhi Icon, and the Shaping of Contemporary India (Christel R. Devadawson)
Bibliography
Contributors
Index
Series index