The Never-Dying Fire: The Life And Thought Of Sri Aurobindo

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The Never-Dying Fire: The Life And Thought Of Sri Aurobindo

Specifications

  • Language:ENGLISH
  • Format: PAPERBACK
  • Pages: 292 pages
  • ISBN-13: 9789392209659
  • Item Weight: 350g
  • Dimensions: 14 x 21.6 x 1 cm
  • Genre: Philosophy

Description

Little known in his own country, Sri Aurobindo was nevertheless one of the more significant personalities of 20thcentury India. After studying Humanities in England, he embarked on a political struggle to challenge Britain's colonial domination over India. In 1906, he founded the ne

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Luc Venet

Luc Venet

Born in Paris in 1943, Luc Venet discovered Sri Aurobindo at the time of the 1968 student uprisings in Paris. A seeker and teacher in mathematics, he soon understood that his kind of revolution was not to be found picketing in the streets of Paris. At 26, he left for Pondicherry, where he remained for several years.

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