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Jan Oberg

Gandhi-bibliografipå svenska

Böcker av och om Gandhi, ljudband och medier,tidskriftsartikler samt länkar där du själv kan söka vidare

Svenska böcker av Gandhi

Gandhi, M.K
Självbiografi, eller Historien om mina experiment med sanningen
(Varsam språklig revidering av Hugo Hultenbergs översättning ifrån 1929)
Skellefte, Artos, 1996, 522 sidor

Gandhi, M.K
Mit tidiga liv
Översättning av Birgitta Fowler
Natur og Kultur, Stockholm 1985

Gandhi, M. K.
Tal och skrifter
Bonnier, Stockholm 1924, 285 sidor

Böcker om Gandhi på svenska

Naess, Arne
Gandhi
Övers. Mona C. Karlsson
Natur och Kultur, Stockholm 2002

Gardner, Howard
Skapande genier: de sju intelligenserna sedda genom sju framstående menniskors liv;
Freud, Einstein, Picasso, Stravinskij, Eliot, Graham, Gandhi
Översatt av Susanne Lindholm et. al.
Brain books, Jönköping1995, 478 sidor, illustr.

Altman, Hans Christian
Lysande ledarskap. Store ledares strategier och hemligheten bakom deras unika bedrifter
Oversättn. Kjell Langhed
Liber-Hermod, Malmö 1993, sidantal ej angivit

Jakobsson, Ann-Sofi og Öberg, Jan
Konfliktlösning – En litteraturguide
TFF, Lund 1994, 41 sidor

Berglund, Marja
Gandhi – Ett försök att analysera och tolka Gandhis motiv och val utifrån hans personliga egenskaper
Examensarbete
Pedagogiska inst., Stockholms Universitet 1991, 24 blad

Nicholson, Michael
Mahatma Gandhi: Mannen som med ickevåldsmetoder ledde kampen för Indiens självständighet
Översättning: Kerstin Gårsjö. Fotografier och illustrationer: BBC Hulton Picture Library
Libris, Örebro 1991, 63 sidor, illustr.

Weibust, Ulla
Mod att kämpa utan våld. Om Kasturbai och Mohandas Gandhi
Kväkarförlaget, 1988, 74 sidor, illustr.

Gandhi, M. K.
För pacifister – antologi av Gandhi-texter
Haga bokforlag, Göteborg1983, 166 sidor, illustr.

Privat, Edmond
Gandhis liv
Översättning av Sven Stolpe
Westerberg, Stockholm 1969, 168 sidor, illustr.

Ericsson, Ture
Gandhi, den vapenlöse kämpen
SLN:s förlag, Göteborg 1954, 15 sidor

Jones, Eli Stanley
Mahatma Gandhi
Forlaget Stockholm 1949, 237 sidor

Borsa, Giorgio
Mit land är ej i fare: Gandhi och den indiska pånyttfödelsen
Översatt av Karin Alin
Medéns Förlags Aktiebolag 1942, 240 sidor

Rolland, Romain
Mahatma Gandhi
Översatt till svenska av Hugo Hultenberg
Norstedt & Söners Förlag, Stockholm, 2. uppl. 1932, 149 sidor

Rolland, Romain
Mahatma Gandhi
Översatt till svenska av Hugo Hultenberg
Norstedt & Söners Förlag, Stockholm, 1. uppl. 1924, 149 sidor

Polak, Millie Graham
Gandhi i vardagslivet
SKD förlag, stockholm 1932, 160 sidor

Gray, R. M. og Parekh, Manilal C.
Mahatma Gandhi
Översatt av Paul Sandegren
J. A. Lindblad Förlag, Uppsala 1926, 126 sidor

Svenska tidskriftsartiklar

Gandhi – vår tids profet
Runesdotter, Caroline
Vi mänskor, nr 1 – 2000, s. 4-7
Intervju med Maj Wechselmann om hennes film “Där våldet slutar börjar kärleken” om Gandhi.

Sveriges envisaste filmare gör film om Gandhi i Sydafrika.
BravoMalo, Bruno
Internationalen, Nr. 24 – 2000, s. 12-14

Besatt av kvinnokroppen: Men så småningom valde Gandhi celibat för att få krafter till annat än sex.
Jansson, Pär
Sydasien. Politisk och kulturell tidskrift, nr 2 – 1999, s. 14

Indisk nationalism – inte bara Gandhi
Carlson, Kage
Orientaliska studier, nr 96/97 – 1998, s. 3-8

Gandhis höftskynke, eller: att gestalta en förtryckt nation.
Tyg och kläder i den indiska självständighetskampen
Nilsson, Bo G.
Folkets historia, nr 4 – 1997, s. 29-42

Dalburg, John-Thor
Indien lever inte upp till Gandhis visioner
Tempus, nr 20/21, 1995, s. 18-20

Gandhi inför år 2000
Eriksson, Leif och Hettne, Björn
Sydasien. Politisk och kulturell tidskrift, nr. 4, 1994, s. 2-7

Gandhi idag
Tidskrift och website om Gandhi o annan ickevåld
(Se under länkar)
Jan Viklund, Knivsta1991 –

Suman Khanna
“Fredsrörelsen behöver helhetsperspektiv och enande ideologi”
Bering, Helena
PsykologTidningen, nr 10, 1988, s.12-13

Mahatma Gandhi – icke-våld inget för fega
Lindberg, Staffan och Tell, Johan
Sydasien. Politisk och kulturell tidskrift nr 3,1987, s. 44-47

Gandhis mördare ångrar ingenting: hinduisk plikt att döda “Pakistans fader”
Frankel, Göran
Sydasien. Politisk och kulturell tidskrift, nr 3, 1984, s. 24-26

Gandhis ickevåld
Om Gene Sharps bok, Gandhi as a political strategist
Bergfeldt, Lennart
Pax, nr 3 -1980, s. 14-15

Makt och ande. Tankar till Gandhis död
Robert Braun
Credo. Årg. 29 – 1948, s. 50-53

Gandhi – den vapenlöse kämpen
Ericsson, Gustav Ture
Serien Människor. 9, illustr. ingen sidangivning
Huskvarna 1942 (senare upplaga finns)

Video – radio – film

Där våldet slutar börjar kärleken: Varför har vi aldrig fått reda på att den indiske ledaren Gandhi vann över den koloniale regeringen i Sydafrika 1913?
Av Maj Wechelman
Sverige Television TV2: 21 december 2000, 60 min. (Dokumentaren) (VHS)

Vi tittar närmare på Mohanda Gandhi 1869-1948
1 VHS videokassett, ca 25 min.
Serien Vetandets värld
Penselwood, 2000 & Sollentuna

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