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Introduction
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Civilization and Civilisation
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Swami Vivekananda
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Vivekananda in Chicago
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Vivekanandas Letters
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The Turban
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Kate Sanborn
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Gandhi
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Gandhis Manifesto
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Gandhi and Freud
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Gandhi and Tagore
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Crisis of Civilization
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Human Rights
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Civil War
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Realpolitik in India
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Universal Adult Franchise
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The Arthashastra
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The Debate
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Nehrus Essay
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Shuri
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Postliberalisation nationalism
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Religion
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Nationalism
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Labour
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The problem
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Why Indians get
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Flexible labour conditions
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Population
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Soft Hindus
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Climate change
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Explore the complex relationship between Indian civilization and democracy in this thought-provoking lecture by Professor Dipesh Chakrabarty. Delve into the historical evolution of the concept of "Indian civilization," from its European origins to its adoption by Indian nationalist leaders. Examine how this idea, despite its controversial nature, played a crucial role in shaping India's democratic foundations based on universal adult citizenship rights. Gain insights into the interconnections between civilization, nationalism, and democracy in the Indian context, while considering the perspectives of influential figures such as Swami Vivekananda, Mahatma Gandhi, and Jawaharlal Nehru. Analyze the challenges and debates surrounding Indian democracy, including issues of labor, population, religion, and climate change, to develop a nuanced understanding of India's political landscape.

The Civilizational Roots of Indian Democracy

The University of Chicago
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