Har Dayal Hindu Revolutionary and Rationalist
The life and impact of a revolutionary thinker
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Manohar Publishers and Distributors
Published:14th Nov '23
Should be back in stock very soon
The book explores the life and impact of Har Dayal, a key figure in India's independence movement, highlighting his revolutionary ideas and actions.
In Har Dayal Hindu Revolutionary and Rationalist, the author delves into the life of Har Dayal, a pivotal figure during the extremist phase of the Indian independence movement. This period, which laid the groundwork for the more widely recognized efforts led by Mahatma Gandhi, is vividly explored through a meticulous examination of Dayal's contributions. The book highlights his role as a catalyst for political and cultural change in India from 1905 to 1919, showcasing how his actions and ideologies shaped the nationalist discourse of the time.
Dr. Brown approaches her subject with a balanced perspective, neither glorifying nor vilifying Dayal. Instead, she employs a rigorous methodology, drawing from British official documents and a variety of historical records to present a well-rounded portrait of this complex figure. By doing so, she provides readers with a nuanced understanding of Dayal's impact on the independence movement, emphasizing his dedication to the cause and the transformative power of his ideas.
Ultimately, Har Dayal Hindu Revolutionary and Rationalist serves as a significant contribution to the field of social science. It not only uncovers the reality of Har Dayal as a human force but also situates his work within the broader context of India's struggle for freedom. This book is essential for anyone interested in the intricacies of India's path to independence and the individuals who played crucial roles in that journey.
The scholarly establishment of the importance of this earlier revolutionary phase is presented by Emily C. Brown in this unusual and greatly needed book.’ —Gobind Behari Lai.
ISBN: 9789394262737
Dimensions: 240mm x 160mm x 40mm
Weight: unknown
336 pages