4 Unit
The chapter explores the philosophical perspectives of renowned personality Albert Einstein and his correspondence with Mahatma Gandhi, examining themes of individual development, non-violence, and societal progress. Through various texts and activities, students are encouraged to analyze and reflect on the ideas presented, fostering a deeper understanding of the moral implications and values upheld by these figures. The chapter also emphasizes critical thinking and creative expression through debates and writing exercises.
Sections
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What we have learnt
- The development of society influences individual growth.
- Moral courage and non-violence are central themes in the thoughts of Gandhi and Einstein.
- Understanding different perspectives enhances critical thinking and personal development.
Key Concepts
- -- Decadence
- A state of moral or cultural decline as characterized by excessive indulgence in pleasure or luxury.
- -- Planned Division of Labour
- The organization of work into specific tasks to improve efficiency and promote the welfare of the individual.
- -- NonViolence
- A philosophy and strategy that advocates for peaceful resistance and the absence of violence as a means for social and political change.
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