A meticulously documented biography covering Gandhi's formative years abroad, read as a scholarly complement to his own autobiographical account already on this shelf.
I'm partway through this one, reading it deliberately alongside Experiments with Truth rather than instead of it, since the two are doing genuinely different things and I wanted both perspectives rather than picking one.
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A modern political philosophy of truth-force and non-violent resistance, developed as a considered reworking of ahimsa rather than a straightforward restatement of ancient sources.
The principle of non-harm or non-violence — developed with particular rigor in some traditions and adapted into modern political thought.
An autobiography framed as a series of personal experiments in truth and self-discipline, rather than a political memoir.
Ambedkar's own reinterpretation of Buddhism, completed near the end of his life and inseparable from his documented public conversion and lifelong reform project.