Power of Nonviolence, The

Type
Book
Authors
Gregg ( Richard B. Gregg )
 
Category
Peace and Nonviolence  [ Browse Items ]
Publication Year
1935 
Publisher
J. B. Lippencott, United States 
Pages
371 
Subject
Social Sciences: Sociology: Social Influence 
Abstract
The idea of non-violence (passive-resistance) has always seemed beautiful but too good to be true. As a practical proposition it arouses scepticism and ridicule. But Mr Gregg is strangely convincing. He marshals the whole weight of contemporary knowledge,and uses the experience of Gandhi,who has employed non-violence methods on a wider scale and with greater success than any other figure in history. Non-violent resistance is the doctrine of absolute pacificism. In theory, it recognizes no use of violence as legitimate in practice it includes all human relations,national and social as well as individual.

Contents:
Introduction
Preface
Modern Examples of Non-Violent Resistance
Moral Jiu-Jitsu
What Happens
Utilizing Emotional Energy
How is Mass Non-Violence Possible
The Working of Mass Non-Violent Resistance
An Effective Substitute for War
The Class Struggle and Non-Violent Resistance
Non-Violence and the State
Further Political Aspects
Biological Considerations
Doubts and Queries
Preparation for Non-Violnce
Further Understanding
Group Training and Discipline
Notes by Chapters
Questions and Study 
Description
Hardcover. Fair-poor condition. Keep?

HM1281 .G74
Social Sciences: Sociology: Social Influence

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