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This document discusses Salman Rushdie's essay "Attenborough's Gandhi" and analyzes how Gandhi satisfies certain aspects of Western psyche. It covers three categories which Gandhi appeals to in the West and also mentions Gandhi's assassination. The document provides an introduction to Rushdie's essay and analysis.
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- 2. Introduction of ”Attenborough’s Gandhi”
- 3. Gandhi satisfies certain logins in the western psyche ,which can be categorized under three board headings.
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