Please Think Practical Lessons in Developing a Scientific Temper
Free Download Narendra Dabholkar, "Please Think: Practical Lessons in Developing a Scientific Temper"
English | 2019 | pages: 152 | ISBN: 9388754026 | EPUB | 0,9 mb
Dr Narendra Dabholkar was a giant of the rationalist and anti-superstition movement in India. Besides his groundbreaking work with the Andhashraddha Nirmoolan Samiti, Dabholkar composed a number of vital treatises on the subject of fighting blind faith. Written in accessible Marathi, the books break down complex intellectual and scientific arguments to argue for the destruction of superstition and the divisions of caste and religion.
The second of his books to be translated into English, Please Think makes a vigorous case for questioning everything. Describing religious superstition as a thousand-armed octopus, it uses stories from the movement's own work on the ground to explain how violence, hatred and fanaticism are spreading, and what can be done to stop it. Be restless, be introspective, Dabholkar urges Indians. Make a noise, respond to crises, stand with the oppressed. People create society, he says-and only people can change it.
More relevant today than ever, this is an urgent call for rational thought and moral action by a man who died for his beliefs.
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