Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p [Part I] Dimensions and scope of nonviolence. The meaning of violence and nonviolence -- Three types of generic nonviolence -- Levels of generic nonviolence -- Civil disobedience -- Resistance and revolution -- Nonviolent national defense -- An international nonviolent peace force -- [Part II] The dynamics of nonviolene. Phases of action in a nonviolent strategy -- Nonviolent conduct and discipline -- Active love and reconciliation -- Sources of strength -- Christian nonviolence and the church -- [Part III] A casebook of nonviolence. Purported and authentic nonviolence -- Nonresistance : the Moravian Indians, 1782 -- Passive resistance in Hungary, 1859-1867 -- Civil resistance in Finland, 1898-1905 -- Denmark and Norway, 1940-1943 -- The South African struggle of the 1950s -- Ghana : the positive action campaign of 1950 -- Nonviolence in the Southern United States since 1955 -- Episodes of spontaneous nonviolence.. }
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- catalog description "[Part I] Dimensions and scope of nonviolence. The meaning of violence and nonviolence -- Three types of generic nonviolence -- Levels of generic nonviolence -- Civil disobedience -- Resistance and revolution -- Nonviolent national defense -- An international nonviolent peace force -- [Part II] The dynamics of nonviolene. Phases of action in a nonviolent strategy -- Nonviolent conduct and discipline -- Active love and reconciliation -- Sources of strength -- Christian nonviolence and the church -- [Part III] A casebook of nonviolence. Purported and authentic nonviolence -- Nonresistance : the Moravian Indians, 1782 -- Passive resistance in Hungary, 1859-1867 -- Civil resistance in Finland, 1898-1905 -- Denmark and Norway, 1940-1943 -- The South African struggle of the 1950s -- Ghana : the positive action campaign of 1950 -- Nonviolence in the Southern United States since 1955 -- Episodes of spontaneous nonviolence.".
- catalog tableOfContents "[Part I] Dimensions and scope of nonviolence. The meaning of violence and nonviolence -- Three types of generic nonviolence -- Levels of generic nonviolence -- Civil disobedience -- Resistance and revolution -- Nonviolent national defense -- An international nonviolent peace force -- [Part II] The dynamics of nonviolene. Phases of action in a nonviolent strategy -- Nonviolent conduct and discipline -- Active love and reconciliation -- Sources of strength -- Christian nonviolence and the church -- [Part III] A casebook of nonviolence. Purported and authentic nonviolence -- Nonresistance : the Moravian Indians, 1782 -- Passive resistance in Hungary, 1859-1867 -- Civil resistance in Finland, 1898-1905 -- Denmark and Norway, 1940-1943 -- The South African struggle of the 1950s -- Ghana : the positive action campaign of 1950 -- Nonviolence in the Southern United States since 1955 -- Episodes of spontaneous nonviolence.".