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SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY Syllabus M.A. Sem 1 to 4 Gandhian Studies In force from June 2016 Page 1 of 24

Saurashtra University Annexure B Page : 1 Arts Faculty Subject : M.A. Semester -1 UG Or PG Or M.Phil. Or Diploma Or PG Diploma SR. Or Adv Sem NO. Diploma Or ester Certificate Or Others Course Group Course (Paper) Title Foundation Or Core Or Elective 1 Or Elective 2 Or Practical Or Project 1 PG 1 Core Fundamental Books of Course (Paper) No. Credit Internal Marks External Marks Practical / Viva Marks Total Marks 4 70 30-100 Gandhi-I 1 2 PG 1 Core Fundamental Books of 2 4 70 30-100 Gandhi-II 3 PG 1 Core Gandhian thoughts 3 4 70 30-100 social educational. I 4 PG 1 Elective - 1 Gandhian thoughts social educational. II 5 PG 1 Elective - 2 Gandhi and movement of Independence - I M.A. Semester -2 4 4 70 30-100 5 4 70 30-100 Course (Paper) Unique Code 1601540102010100 1601540102010200 1601540102010300 1601540202010100 1601540302010100 1 PG 2 Core Gandhian thought 1 4 70 30-100 1601540102020400 Page 2 of 24

economical - I 2 PG 2 Core Gandhian thought economical - II 3 PG 2 Core Gandhian thought Political - I 4 PG 2 Elective - 3 Gandhian thought Political - II 5 PG 2 Elective - 4 Indian natinal movement and Gandhi 2 4 70 30-100 3 4 70 30-100 4 4 70 30-100 5 4 70 30-100 1601540102020500 1601540102020600 1601540202020200 1601540302020200 Saurashtra University Annexure B Page : 2 Arts Faculty Subject : M.A. Semester -3 UG Or PG Or Course Group Course (Paper) Title M.Phil. Or Foundation Diploma Or Or Core Or SR. PG Diploma Sem Elective NO. Or Adv ester 1 Or Diploma Or Elective Certificate 2 Or Or Others Practical Or Project 1 PG 3 Core Research Methodology - I 2 PG 3 Core Social Science and approach for peace - I 3 PG 3 Core Social Science and approach for peace - II Course (Paper) No. Credit Internal Marks External Marks Practical / Viva Marks Total Marks 1 4 70 30-100 2 4 70 30-100 3 4 70 30-100 Course (Paper) Unique Code 1601540102030700 1601540102030800 1601540102030900 Page 3 of 24

4 PG 3 Elective - 5 Gandhian thoughts Relegeous Spiritual - I 5 PG 3 ICT 01 Gandhian thoughts Relegeous Spiritual - II M.A.Semester - 4 1 PG 4 Core Research Methodology - II 2 PG 4 Core Social Science of Ecology and Gandhian thought - I 3 PG 4 Core Social Science of Ecology and Gandhian thought - II 4 PG 4 Elective - 6 Gandhi's place in Development of Human Culture - I 5 PG 4 ICT - 02 Gandhi's place in Development of Human Culture - II 4 4 70 30-100 5 4 70 30-100 1 4 70 30-100 2 4 70 30-100 3 4 70 30-100 4 4 70 30-100 5 4 70 30-100 1601540202030300 1601540502030100 1601540102041000 1601540102041100 1601540102041200 1601540202040400 1601540502040200 Page 4 of 24

M.A. SEM. I Course 1 FUNDAMENTAL BOOKS OF GANDHI I Code : 1601540102010100 Unit 1 Experiments of truth or Autobiography. I 1.1 Background: student and family life up to 1891. 1.2 Period of South Africa (1893 1903): events and critical/analytical of the period evaluation. Unit 2 Experiments of Truth or Autobiography. II 2.1 Period of South Africa Satyagrah. 1904 1914. 2.2 After arrival to India 1915 1920 social and political scenario first word war. Unit 3 History of the Satyagrah of South Africa I 3.1 Historical background: position of Indians in South Africa. 3.2 Birth of Satyagrah. Boer war and revolt of Zulu. Unit 4 History of the Satyagrah of South Africa II 4.1 Background and function of Gandhi in Satyagrah. 4.2 Evaluation of the successful and of Satyagrah. Reference Books:- Page 5 of 24

M.A. SEM. I Course 2 FUNDAMENTAL BOOKS OF GANDHI II Code : 1601540102010200 1. Hinda Svaraj. I 1.1 Historical and Cenaptual background seed of Gandhian thought. 1.2 Definition and meaning of Svaraja social, political and cultural dimensions. 2. Hind Svaraj. II 2.1 Meaning and definition of reformation characteristics of real reformation on Historico cultural perspective. 2.2 Hinda Svaraj and Satyagraha in the then condition of India. 3. Mangala Prabhat I. 3.1 General background of Indian culture Historical origin of Vratas. 3.2 Place of Vrita in Human life individual and society. 4. Mangala Prabhat II 4.1 Classical five Vratu Stya, Ahinsa, Asteya, Brahma charya and Aparigraha New interpretation. 4.2 Edition of Six Vritas according to the contemporary needs. Page 6 of 24

M.A. SEM. I Course 3 GANDHIAN THOUGHTS SOCIAL EDUCATIONAL - I Code : 1601540102010300 1. Gandhian view about Indian social structure. 1.1 Social structure in Ancient India classification of society Meaning of Varna. 1.2 Classification of individual life span Meaning Ashrama. Four ashrams. 2. Gandhi s view Individual in society. 2.1 Ashram and Purusharth Dharma, Astha, Kama and Moksa. 2.2 Theory of karma, types of karma, karma and Punarjanma. 3. Gandhi s view: Individual and society. 3.1 Relation between individual and society. Gandhi s faith in basic Human Goodness. 3.2 Life system based of truth and Non Violence Family institution. 4. Gandhi and social welfare: 4.1 Gandhi s view about the development of deprived clars. 4.2 Removal of social evils: Removal of unforchability communal harmony women welfare Gandhi s revolutionary approach Page 7 of 24

M.A. SEM. I Course 4 GANDHIAN THOUGHTS SOCIAL EDUCATIONAL - II Code : 1601540202010100 1. Development of Gandhian view about Education: I 1.1 Gandhi as a student and British educational system. 1.2 Gandhi s educational experiment at finix and Tolstoy farm in South Africa. 2. Development of Gandhian view about Education: experiments: 2.1 Establishment of National school in styagrahashrama. Boy cott of Government school colleges. 2.2 Establishment of Gujarat Vidyapitha and its function Institutions of secondary and higher education 3. Plan of Vardha education: 3.1 Grounds and principles of fundamental (basic) education Important components. 3.2 Compulsory and free education education and industries - Medium of education Non violence and education. 4. Gandhi an educationalist: 4.1 Gandhi s philosophy of education and idealism. 4.2 Inclusion of experimental method and systems of progressivism. Page 8 of 24

M.A. SEM. I Course 5 GANDHI AND MOVEMENT OF INDEPENDENCE - I Code : 1601540302010100 Unit.1 Gandhi s early carrier and experiment of satyagrah. 1.1 Historical background of Indian national movement Home rule movement. 1.2 Gandhi s arrival experiments of satyagrah Kheda, Champaranya and Ahmedabad. 2. Rowlatt Act and styagrah: 2.1 Rowlatt act and its opposition. 2.2 Satyagrah against Rowlatt act, Jallianwala Bagh and withdrawal of satyagrah. 3. The Non Co-operation movement. 3.1 Background of movement Montaqu Chelmsford reforms. 3.2 Nature of Non cooperation movement event of chauri chaura withdrawal of movement. 4. Civil disobedience and Dandi march. 4.1 Background of civil disobedience movement. 4.2 Dandi march its import and consequences. Page 9 of 24

M.A. SEM. II Course 1 GANDHIAN THOUGHT ECONOMICAL - I Code : 1601540102020400 1 Ideal of good of all: Last men to be first; Dignity of labour; Ideal of Equality and equal wage; Simplicity; Mutual relations of Economics and Ethics; Human viewpoint in Economics. Temptation to leisure; Evils of Mechanization; Gandhijis attitude to wards machines; Unemployment; Probe of distribution Raskin Tolstoy Ideas. 2 Sarvodaya and capitalism, Sarvodaya and Communism, Sarvodaya and Socialism. 3 Swadeshi : Basic unit of Gandhi s planning. Basic Units of Swadeshi; Spinning wheel and Khadi; 4 Gramudyog; Limitations of Machine; Control over growing need; Bread labour; Interdependence, Cooperative movement. Books :- 1 Narahari Parikh : Manav Astha Shastra 2 Gandhi : So Taka Svadwshi 3 Gandhi : Khadi Shamate Page 10 of 24

M.A. SEM. II Course 2 GANDHIAN THOUGHT ECONOMICAL - II Code : 1601540102020500 1 Village as basic unit of Economics System; Implements of Production: Simple and Pliable by common man: 2 Mass production by masses; Decentralization. Its social service aspect; Totality of production through decentralization; Joy of Creation; National Defence; International Harmony. 3 Trusteeship meaning and importance, basic principles of Trusteeship; Techniques of Trusteeship; Its evolition in Vinoba a movement; Shramdan; Budhdhidan, Sampattidm; Bhoodan; Gramdan and Jeevandan. Experiment of Trusteeship on National and International lavel. 4 Objectives of nonviolent economic structure; need of planning and its nature, agriculture, co operatives functions, village industries and national industries, democracy and workers, place of centralized industries, government functions, village organization and cultural development of village. Books: (1) Narhari Parikh : Manav Astha Shastra (2) Narhari Parikh : Sarvodaya Ane Samyyavada (3) Acharya Kriplani : Gandhi, Morx aur Kranti ny Vijnana Bhogilal Gandhi Page 11 of 24

1 2 3 4 M.A. SEM. II Course 3 GANDHIAN THOUGHT POLITICAL - I Code : 1601540102020600 Gandhi s Approch to Politics. Political Situation of Indian at the time of Gandhiji s Arrival (1915) Entrance of New Values in the policy matters of Congress Spiritualization of Politics - Gokhale Gandhiji s view of law Critique of contemporary state system State & its sovereignty Nature of non violent state :- Ram rajya Organization of Non Violent state :- Panchayati raj (Political decentralization) Work of Non Violent state Political Theories : Gandhiji & Communism, Socialism, Anarchism Books:- (1) Acharya Kripalani :Gandhi Vichar Vimarsha (2) Janardan Pandeya :Sarvodaya Ka Tattva Darshan (3) Gandhi : Ronald Tercheck Page 12 of 24

1 2 3 4 M.A. SEM. II Course 4 GANDHIAN THOUGHT POLITICAL - II Code : 1601540202020200 Democracy and party system, social change Concept of welfare state Gandhiji Parliamentary government and party less democracy 73 rd and 74 th constitutional amendment and panchayati Raj Social Base of Political Power Satyagraha & passive Resistance Case Study : Method, means, organization, leadership (Ahmadabad Textile Mill Satyagraha) Place of Satyagraha in democracy In India In Foreign Countries Future of Satyagraha in Atomic Age Books:- (1) Acharya Kripalani : Gandhi Vichar Vimarsha (2) Pyarelal : The last phase of Mahatma Gandhi (3) Dr. Adarsh Kumar Mathur: Mahatma Gandhi Darshan, Panth Evam, Rajaniti (4) Ronald Tercheck : Gandhi Page 13 of 24

M.A. SEM. II Course 5 INDIAN NATIONAL MOVEMENT AND GANDHI Code : 1601540302020200 1 Gandhi Erwin pact and national movement. 2 Government of India act, Prantika Svaraj and Gandhi. 3 Second world war Gandhi and Development of war quit India movement consequences. 4 Japanian Military conquest and Gandhi. Indian Independence Partition and Gandhi. Books:- (i) (ii) Comlete works of Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhiji no Aksar Deha. (iii) Advanced History of India R. C. Majmudar. Page 14 of 24

M.A. SEM. III Course 1 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY - I Code : 1601540102030700 1 Fundamental Aspects of social science Research: Research : meaning & Definitions. Type of Research. Research planning. 2 Formation of field work. Formation of Research Question, Variables, Construction of Variables & Hypothesis. Main factors of field work design. Preparation for field work. 3 Research method. Quantitative method. Qualitative method. Method : Survey, Historical, Case study. Empirical method. Page 15 of 24

M.A. SEM. III Course 2 SOCIAL SCIENCE AND APPROACH FOR PEACE. - I Code : 1601540102030800 1 Concept of Social Science: Meaning and scope. Social thought, nature, features. Marxian thought. Sarvodaya a thought. 2 Individual society and culture: Concept of society, evolution of society, different theories. Process of socialization. Social processes: Cooperation, Competition, Conflict, meaning types significance. Individual and culture: Culture and Cultural Relativism. 3 Approach to peace. Idealistic and realistic concept. Peace: Absence of direct and structural violence. Peace research: Meaning, objective and importance. Peace movement: meaning and nature. Culture and peace. Page 16 of 24

M.A. SEM. III Course 3 SOCIAL SCIENCE AND APPROACH FOR PEACE. - II Code : 1601540102030900 1 Conflict management: Process of conflict. Different methods of conflict management. Attitude charge and conflict management. Gandhi s view on conflict management. 2 Human right and world peace: Meaning and nature of human rights. Three stages of human rights. Human Right in Global Village and World Citizenship. Human Right and U.N.O. Page 17 of 24

M.A. SEM. III Course 4 GANDHIAN THOUGHTS RELEGIOUS SPIRITUAL - I Code : 1601540202030300 1 Inspiring forces of Gandhi s religious faith. In house. In school. In England. Srimadh Rajchandra. In South Africa. 2 Special elements of Gandhiji s religious faith: Morality as vitality of religion. Predominancy to practice not to rituals. Prayer as a means of self purification. Silence, chanting God s name observation of vows, synthesis of Gyan, Bhakti and Karma (Knowledge, devotion and action), denial of religious conversion. 3 Gandhi s spiritual quest and his concept of God: Traditional means of a spiritual quest. Gandhi s specialities of method of Gandhi s spiritual quest. In moveable faith of the existence of God, from of God, proofs of the existence of God. Means of realization of God: Service to humanity is service to God, Janseva is prabhuseva, God service though his creation service of God. Page 18 of 24

M.A. SEM. III Course 5 GANDHIAN THOUGHTS RELEGIOUS SPIRITUAL - II Code : 1601540502030100 1 Impact of Gandhi s religious spiritual thought: A world wide effects of Gandhi: Change in the traditional belief of religion, development of generous attitude towards other religion: Sarvadharma Sambhav. A spiritualization of politics: Acceptance of secularism, the constitution of India. 2 Equality of all religious, religion and harmony of all religion: The religion: Meaning and explanation. Origin and development. Equality of all religion, elements of equality, unifying elements. The feeling of sarvadharma sambhava. Page 19 of 24

M.A. SEM. IV Course 1 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY - II Code : 1601540102041000 1 Nature of Research. Use of data in research, type of data, instruments for data collection. 2 Arranging data for analysis: Scrutinizing data, tabulation of data, index etc. 3 Quantities methods for data analysis. 4 Report writing. Page 20 of 24

M.A. SEM. IV Course 2 SOCIAL SCIENCE OF ECOLOGY AND GANDHIAN THOUGHT. - I Code : 1601540102041100 1 Elements of ecology and Gandhiji s Perception of physical and human ecology. 2 Ecologies in Indian cultural tradition and Gandhi s socio culture perspectives. 3 Ecological pollution and problems and Remedies suggested my Gandhi. 4 Pollution of air, water sound and soil and Gandhian Solutions. Page 21 of 24

M.A. SEM. IV Course 3 SOCIAL SCIENCE OF ECOLOGY AND GANDHIAN THOUGHT. - II Code : 1601540102041200 1 Ecological problems in developed and developing Countries. 2 Gandhi s critical views about western civilization and its impact on Ecology. 3 Impact of Industrialization and Consumerism on Ecology. 4 Alternative world view of Gandhi on Ecology. Page 22 of 24

M.A. SEM. IV Course 4 GANDHI S PLACE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN CULTURE - I Code : 1601540202040400 1 Development of Non violence, History of development of non violence. 2 From protective violence to Non violence interpretation of Vinoba. 3 Gandhian view of non violence Global Impact of non violence Gandhi s impact on world peace. 4 Ideals of East and West, according to Gandhi. Page 23 of 24

M.A. SEM. IV Course 5 GANDHI S PLACE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN CULTURE - II Code : 1601540502040200 1 Nature, Culture and distortion Prakruti, Sanskruti, Vikruti: Gandhian view.. 2 Gandhian view about cultures of East and West. 3 The culture of Sarvodaya, agriculture dominated. Village culture, social religious and educational aspects. 4 New social construction and contemporary questions poverty unemployment, fundamentalism, terrorism decentralization of power and industry. Page 24 of 24