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The Philosophy of Gandhi: Concepts of Truth and NonviolenceGandhi is best known for his use of nonviolence, but in fact he exalted truth as his highest value, even equating it with God. He did, though, regard nonviolence as necessarily linked to truth.- New Nonviolence TerminologyStarhawk's notion of immanance could possibly serve as a complimentary or even replacement term for nonviolence, making a philosophy of nonviolence/immanance more accessible to the American public.
- Gandhi and the Basics of Principled NonviolenceThis article describes the fundamental ideas behind principled nonviolence.
- The Philosophy of Gandhi: Nonviolence in PracticeGandhi spent his life experimenting with applying methods of nonviolence not only in private life, but also in the public, political sphere. How can one influence others, including even those regarded as evil, without resorting to violence or deception?
Season for Nonviolence Tanka PoemsTanka Poems in honor of Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. The Season for Nonviolence is 64 days from Jan 30 to April 4 to celebrate their lives and actions.- Nonviolence and Its Scientific Roots: Mirror NeuronsNeuroscientists believe that mirror neurons are evidence that humans are far more connected than people generally think.
- Rosenstrasse: How Nonviolence Prevailed Against the NazisThe Rosenstrasse Protest demonstrated the profound possibilities that arise when nonviolent action is used to solve problems and end atrocities
- Nonviolence in BahrainBahrain is a small country in the Middle East that has sported a strong commitment to nonviolence. With original ideas on how to combat violence and injustice, it stands as a model for the rest of the world.
- The Beginning of the Movement: Martin Luther King Jr. and the Hope of NonviolenceA brief overview of the reasons nonviolence was used for the Civil Right Movement, taken from the book Why We Can't Wait by Martin Luther King Jr.
- Nonviolence in War: Civilian-Based DefenseCivilian-based defense is an alternative to a militaristic defense and has even been far more effective.
- Martin Luther King and Civil Disobedience and NonviolenceThis article talks about Martin Luther Kings stance on Civil Disobedience and nonviolence.
- Love and Hatred of Specific Idealism Used as Justification for EvilThe structure is good and sound, and more people should incorporate it into their belief system if they haven't already...of peace, nonviolence, love of neighbor (despite their views), and unity.
The Influence of Mahatma Gandhi on Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights MovementMartin Luther King's values compelled him both to oppose injustice and racism to the utmost of his ability, and to love even his enemies and seek to do harm to no one. Gandhi's example convinced him that there was no conflict between these two ideals.- Robert F. Williams and Black PowerMany Americans when asked to consider the Civil Rights Movement, automatically envision Dr. King maintaining his commitment to nonviolence. Yet there was a dominant belief among the African-American community that armed self-defense was a better method.
Dumb WarsAbba's Way. Table Talk. "Nonviolence Is Smarter Than Waging Dumb Wars No One Can Win."- Book Review: Non-Violence: The History of a Dangerous Idea by Mark KurlanskyA review of the book Non-Violence: The History of a Dangerous Idea by Mark Kurlansky, a collection of case studies intended to show that nonviolence has been used effectively throughout history. Interesting, but a partial success at best.
- Martin Luther King, Jr.: The Man and the MythSt. Benedict's Catholic Church sponsored a Martin Luther King, Jr. event in Terre Haute, Indiana in 1989 on the campus of Indiana State University.
- Nonviolenceanalysis of the effect of violent behavior on society
- How Many More Lives Will Be Lost to Gun Violence in America?Gun violence is out of control in America. Honor Martin Luther King and John F. and Bobby Kennedy by working to promote nonviolence.
- Existing JainismJainism has always been a minority in India, yet they are the most peaceful and loving of the Indian religions and indeed, world religions. Jainism's greatest belief is nonviolence toward every living thing, including the individual himself.
- Yoga's Latest Position Helps the PlanetAn earth-friendly approach is natural for some yoga studios.
School Violence: The SAVE ProgramThe National Association of Students Against Violence Everywhere, or SAVE, was created by students from around the country, and meant to educate students on the growing problem of school violence.- Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing : An Explosive Film That Continues to Spark Questions About Racism in AmericaFilm technique and content create an explosive film that continues to spark questions about racism in America today.
Analysis of Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights MovementA look at Martin Luther King's development as a civil rights leader and the portrayal of King in David Garrow's book, Bearing the Cross.- The Interconnectedness of Life and ArtA discussion that through theatre education of peace and multiculturalism, we can attain higher and higer states of interconnectedness. It is through this understanding that we are all connected and the same that true and lasing peace can be achieved.
Civil Rights Advocate Coretta Scott King DiesWhen the world lost Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, blacks wondered if there would be anyone to take up their plight. That person was Coretta Scott King.- Martin Luther King's Celebrated Birthday-January 16, 2006In April 1963, he composed a letter from the Birmingham Jail. Later that year, King delivered his most famous speech when he told participants in the March on Washington "I have a dream".
The Social Impact of Japanese BaseballThis institution that is Japanese baseball goes much further than a box score, a pennant race, or the corporate ties that all Japanese professional baseball franchise are attached to.- A Broken Mirror: How the Similarities Between India and Nigeria Led to Their DifferencesThe historical similarities between India and Nigeria are not as significant as their differences. Their experiences under colonialism were extremely different, as are the results of those experiences.
- Green Party History in the United StatesIf someone asks what you think of the Green Party, is Ralph Nader the only name that comes to mind? Depending on your opinion of them, you might be tempted to throw in "spoiler," too.
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