Though he is widely recognized as an important political figure whose nonviolent protests have influenced several generations of activists, Mahatma Gandhi was also a prominent social critic and writer whose analyses of Indian culture provide invaluable insight into the conditions that persisted in that country in the early twentieth century. In this collection of essays, Gandhi considers the implications of India's strict system of social castes.
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