Gandhi, ‘Truth’ and Translatability

Javed Majeed

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This essay considers the role of translatability in Gandhi's project of ‘Truth’. I will argue that translation as a category and a mode of thinking grounds what Gandhi's autobiography refers to as ‘the Story of My Experiments with Truth.’

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1992Siting Translation: History, Post-Structuralism, and the Colonial Context 1979Gandhi as a Political Strategist

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