Michaël de Saint-Chëron is the author of several books and specializes in Jewish Theology and the ties with Hinduism and Buddhism. He has taught at the Sorbonne and the Elie Wiesel University in Paris and in two Taiwan universities. His recent publications include Evil and Exile with Elie Wiesel, Notre Dame University Press, 2000 and Conversations with Emmanuel Levinas, Duquesne University Press, 2010.

• Prologue: Gandhi and India 1. The Anti-Biography of a Great Soul 2. How Does One Make a Mohandas Gandhi? 3. Gandhi Discovers the Bhagavad Gita 4. An Indian Lawyer Confronts Apartheid 5. The Non-Violent Revolution 6. The Path to Renunciation 7. Satyagraha in Deed and in Reality 8. The Gandhi-Tolstoy Correspondence 9. Gandhi returns to India 10. Between Non-Violence and Anti-Zionism 11. India and Gandhi viewed by Romain Rolland and André Malraux12. Gandhi’s Heritage Today 13. Beyond Gandhi: Hinduism-Judaism— A Root-to-Root Conversation

Michaël de Saint-Chëron is the author of several books and specializes in Jewish Theology and the ties with Hinduism and Buddhism. He has taught at the Sorbonne and the Elie Wiesel University in Paris and in two Taiwan universities. His recent publications include Evil and Exile with Elie Wiesel, Notre Dame University Press, 2000 and Conversations with Emmanuel Levinas, Duquesne University Press, 2010.

• Prologue: Gandhi and India 1. The Anti-Biography of a Great Soul 2. How Does One Make a Mohandas Gandhi? 3. Gandhi Discovers the Bhagavad Gita 4. An Indian Lawyer Confronts Apartheid 5. The Non-Violent Revolution 6. The Path to Renunciation 7. Satyagraha in Deed and in Reality 8. The Gandhi-Tolstoy Correspondence 9. Gandhi returns to India 10. Between Non-Violence and Anti-Zionism 11. India and Gandhi viewed by Romain Rolland and André Malraux12. Gandhi’s Heritage Today 13. Beyond Gandhi: Hinduism-Judaism— A Root-to-Root Conversation