Question: As a background for Gandhi it would be helpful if you watch the Academy
Award winning film entitled Gandhi from 1982. This will give you a sense of his history, development and context as well as some of most powerful events of his career.
In what sense can Gandhi's life be considered a success? Returning to the Socratic credo "a good man is not harmed in life or death" and "better to suffer injustice than to do injustice" (cf. Discussion above on the Apology and Gorgias), is Gandhi's life proof of these claims? How are Gandhi's ethical/ political views grounded in his religious/ metaphysical/ philosophical views?
This is not an essay question. I only need a paragraph about 300-400 answer for this question.