HIS 498C: Gandhi in His Time and Ours
Syllabus
.htm (Spring 2024)
Syllabus
.pdf (Spring 2024)
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
SCHOLARSHIPS
Meetings on
Proposals (3/25/24)
INDIA CHRONOLOGICAL
OVERVIEW (timeline)
Texts for
the Course
Electronic Copy of the Textbook used
for the course from CLINE LIBRARY
Research
Paper
PEER REVIEW GUIDELINES AND FORM (.rtf document for you to open
and use on any text editor)
·
The best site for online version of
the Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi (most comprehensive site on Gandhi)[1]
·
Another site to
consider, with a South Asian American Focus
·
Consider Submitting a Proposal to
The AZ
Undergrad History Research Symposium - "Prospecting the Past"
University of Arizona, April 19-20
POWERPOINTS
(FROM HIS 312)
Early Responses to EIC Rule Powerpoint
Powerpoint: Nationalism
and the Middle Class
Powerpoint: Early
Nationalism in India
Powerpoint: Gandhi and Hind Swaraj
Powerpoint: Caste, a historical
approach
Powerpoint: Gandhi: Class, Caste and
Gender
Powerpoint: Gandhi Marginalized
MAPS
British
Empire, turn of 19th Century
Joseph Schwartzberg's Historical
Atlas of South Asia (probably the single best source for the
historical geography of the region)
European
Settlements in South Asia
Discovery,
Exploration, Trade and Colonization, 1486-1700
British
Princely States. India Maps
OTHER
USEFUL LINKS
Links to other Gandhi Sites from
Gandhiserve
Links to Gandhi Sites from
mkgandhi.org
http://www.mkgandhi-sarvodaya.org/
http://www.mkgandhi.org/swarajya/coverpage.htm (Hind Swaraj)
Mahatma Gandhi, He Doesn't Live Here
Any More: An Essay by Kuldip Nayar
Ajay Skaria, “What Gandhi's Racism Tells Us About
Anti-Racist Politics Today” The Wire (India) (July 14, 2020) accessed July 14,
2020
Arundhati
Roy, The
Doctor and the Saint: Caste, Race and Annihilation of Caste (The
Debate between B. R. Ambedkar and M. K. Gandhi) (Chicago: Haymarket Books,
2017).
South
Asian History Primary Sources
AMERICANS
WRITING ABOUT INDIA
https://scroll.in/topic/56486/the-wanderers
[1] Dilip Simeon (http://dilipsimeon.blogspot.in ) tells us why this is the best site to use for Gandhi’s works. He says:
“Here is the report of the first NDA government's (1998) brazen attempt to 'revise' Gandhi's Collected Works. Hundreds of whimsical deletions and changes were noticed by well-known scholars and Gandhians in India and around the world, who viewed them as an insult to scholarship, and demanded an end to such attempts to play with historical documents. Read the history of the controversy. Tridip Suhrud, now director of Sabarmati Ashram, wrote a detailed analysis of this shameless behaviour in EPW in November 2004. It was only after the defeat of the NDA government that the fraudulently 'revised' edition of the CWMG was withdrawn, in 2005”
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