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Archive 1986 - 2017
Jan Oberg
Gandhi-bibliografipå norsk

Bøker av og om Gandhi, en video, tidskriftsartikler samt lænker hvor du selv kan søke videre. Kan nogen hjælpe med en oversigt over avisartikler?

Norske bøker av Gandhi

Gandhi, M.K.
Vi er alle søsken
Redigert av Krishna Kripalini
Med et innledende essay av Johan Galtung
Oversat av Olav Hr. Rue
Bokklubbens kulturbibliotek
Oslo, Bokklubben Dagens bøker, 1999, 254 sider

(1. norske utg. Samlaget, Oslo1963 med tittel: Vi er alle brør, se nedenfor)

Gandhi, M. K.
Gandhi, hans egen historie
Utg. ved C.F. Andrews
Aschehoug, Oslo 1932, 260 sider, illustr.

Norske bøker om Gandhi

Claybourne, Anna
Gandhi: den fredelige oprører
Oversat af Hans Chr. Dahlerup Koch og Grethe Teglbjerg
Flachs, 2002, 48 sider, illustr.

Næss, Arne
Gandhi
Oslo Universitetsforlag, 2000, 134 sider

Om Gandhis, aktivisme og tanker, samt om hvordan disse kan bruges i dag i forbindelse med konfliktløsning. Desuden om Gandhi og andre tænkere.

Bjørke, Harald
Lys i mørket – eller budbringere fra det tjuende århundre
Bjørkes forlag, 1999, 262 sider

Nicholson, Michael
Mahatma Gandhi: Mannen som ledet indernes frigjøringskamp og innførte ikkevold som kampmiddel
Oversatt av Tormod Haugen
I: Mennesker som har hjulpet verden
Hilt & Hansteen, Oslo1988, 63 sider, illustr.

Denne bog er en gennemillustreret introduktion til Gandhis liv og ikke mindst til hans ikke-voldspolitik i kampen mod Storbritannien for national uafhængighed. Med kronologi og ordliste.

Ali, Tariq
Et indisk dynasti: familiene Nehru og Gandhi
Oversatt av Per Malde
Aschehoug, Oslo 1985, 291 sider, 8 tavler

Gold, Gerald
Gandhi: En biografi i bilder
Fotografiutvalg og etterord av Richard Attenborough
Oversatt til norsk av Bjørg Helle
Tiden, Oslo 1983, 171 sider, illustr.

Eaton, Jeanette (tegninger av Leonard Vosburgh, oversatt av Kari Gran)
Historien om Gandhi
Forlagshuset, Oslo1972, 179 sider, illustr.

Koestler, Arthur
Mahatma Gandhi: yogien og kommissæren
Oversatt av Lotte Holmboe
Cappelens upopulære skrifter
Cappelen, Oslo 1970, 42 sider

Galtung, Johan og Næss, Arne
Gandhis politiske etikk
Pax, 1968, Oslo 2. utg., 320 sider

Gandhi, Mahatma
Med forord av Kristian Schjelderup
Vi er alle brør
Orionbøkene16, Samlaget, Oslo1963, 228 sider

Næss, Arne
Gandhi og atomalderen
U-bøkene
Universitetsforlaget, Oslo1960, 105 sider

Næss, Arne
Gandhi i 1960-årene
Forskningsnytt1960:4
Universitetsforlaget, Oslo1960

Fischer, Louis
Mahatma Gandhi
Omsett av Odd Nordland og Magne Skodvin
Samlaget, Oslo1955, 224 sider, illustr.

Galtung, Johan og Næss, Arne.
Gandhis politiske etikk
Grundt Tanum, Oslo 1955. 1.utgave, 320 sider

Wright, Myrtle
Gandhi
Med forord av O.F. Olden
Stabenfeldt, Stavanger 1951, 136 sider, pl., illustr.

Franklin, Fredrik
Mahatma Gandhi
Oversatt av Aage Hallsberg
Ansgar, Oslo1948, 128 sider

Jones, E. Stanley
Indias store sønn: en Gandhi-profil
Oversatt av Johannes Bygstad
Norsk forlagsselskap, Oslo1949, 256 sider

Birkeli, Emil
Indisk religiøsitet og Gandhi
Grøndahl, Oslo1946, 10 sider
Særtrykk av: Kirke og Kultur 53, 1946, side 257-266

Gandhi, Mahatma
Gandhi: Hans egen historie
Utgitt ved C.F. Andrews
Oversatt av Hans Krag
Aschehoug, Oslo1932, 260 sider, illustr.

Olden, O.F.
Gandhi
I hovedkommisjon hos Olaf Norli,
Utgitt av Stavanger fredsforening, Stavanger1925, 85 sider

Video

Attenborough, Richard
Gandhi
Produced and directed by Richard Attenborough.
USA : Columbia, 1982 (videodistribusjon 1996)
1 kassett (VHS) (131 min)
Engelsk tale, norsk tekst.

Norske tidsskriftartikler

Galtung, Johan
Gandhi, menneskenes enhet og økumene
Norsk filosofisk tidsskrift, Årg. 37, nr. 1/2, 2002, side 103-105

Heftet har tittelen Arne Næss: Festskrift til 90-årsdagen 27.1.2002

Hva kan Gandhi lære oss i dag?
Eidsvåg, Inge
Kirke og kultur, Årg. 104, h. 4, 1999, side 305-313

Mr. Fjørtoft – og Jørn-Kr. Jørgensen
Jesus, Buddha og Gandhi
Kommentar: Om Arne Fjørtoft
Humanist Årg. 22, nr. 3, 1996, side 14-18, illustr.

Et indisk dynasti
Kommentar: Anmeldelse av “Et indisk dynasti: familiene Nehru og Gandhi” av Tariq Ali
Skarstein, Tove
Innvandrer-informasjon, årg. 9, nr. 1/2, 1986, side 44

Rosten, Leo
Hvem var egentlig Gandhi?
Det Beste, Hefte nr. 10, 1984, side 73-79 og 81-82

Ikke-vold som samfunnsprinsipp og livsform
Kopperud, Gunnar
Samtiden, Årg.87, hefte 9, 1978, side 563-576

Kan vold føre til ikke-vold? – Gandhis synspunkt
Næss, Arne
Samtiden, Årg.78, hefte1,1969, side 1-14

Hva gjør Gandhi aktuell?
Galtung, Johan
Samtiden 66, nr. 8, 1957, side 525-532

Hodne, Olav
Gandhi, gandhisme og synkretisme
Norsk tidsskrift for misjon, Årg. 8, nr. 2, 1954, side 106-115

Indisk religiøsitet og Gandhi
Birkeli, Emil
Kirke og kultur, Årg. 53, 1948, side 257-266

Gandhi og kristendommen
Bjerrum, Hans
Norsk tidsskrift for misjon, Årg. 2, nr. 2, 1948, side 78-84

Gandhi, hans egen historie
Godal, Odd
Kommentar: Bokanmeldelse av C. F. Andrews bok om Gandhi
Kirke og kultur, Årg. 39, 1932, side 319-320

“Mine forsøg med Sandheten”
Olden, O.F.
Bokanmeldelse i Kirke og kultur, Årg. 38, 1931, side 189

Gandhi
Devik, Olaf
Bokanmeldelse
Kirke og kultur, Årg. 32, 1925, side 568-569

Gandhi og den indiske selvstændighedsbevægelse
Larsen, L.P.
Kirke og kultur, Årg. 28, 1921, side 449-464

Under fire himler
Tønnesen, Morten
Kommentar: Artikkelen er et fingert intervju med Mahatma Gandhi, der alle sitater er hentet fra skriftlige kilder
Ikkevold, nr. 6 (= nr. 172), 1996, side 30-31, illustr.

Veien til Gandhi: under fire himler med mahatmaen
Tønnesen, Morten
Intervju med Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
Natur og samfunn, nr. 3, 1996, side 32-33, illustr.

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