Holmes, Robert L. Primary Author James, William Additional Author Milne, A. A. Additional Author Muste, A. J. Additional Author Sharp, Gene Additional Author Solomonow, Allan Additional Author Awad, Mubarak E. Additional Author Hughan, Jessie Wallace Additional Author Braun, Stephen Additional Author Schwarcz, Ernst Additional Author Flinders, Timothy Additional Author Eppler, Karen Additional Author Kennedy, R. Scott Additional Author Norman, Liane Ellison Additional Author Deming, Barbara Additional Author Bacon, Margaret Hope Additional Author Hanh, Thich Nhat Additional Author Thoreau, Henry David Additional Author Gandhi, Mahatma Additional Author King, Martin Luther Additional Author Sharma, I. C. Additional Author Hunter, Doris Additional Author Kimelman, Reuven Additional Author Apsey, Lawrence S. Additional Author Tolstot, Leo Additional Author Bondurant, Joan Additional Author Daube, David Additional Author Deats, Richard Additional Author mixed material bibliography California Wordsworth Publishing Company 1990 Inggris

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18,5 x 23,5 cm / 208 pg Nonviolence in Theory and Practice is on anthology that conveys the diversity of thinking on nonviolence including a full range of philosophical, religious, social, and political issues. Robert L. Holmes incorporates both historical and contemporary thought to dispel the notion that nonviolence is something new. Selections include the Eastern origins of nonviolence, the ramifications of nonviolence in Third World countries, as well as material on pacifism, the different outlooks among advocates of nonviolence, practical techniques for nonviolent action, and the role of women in nonviolent activities. Sejarah Proses Sosial Asia Selatan Aspek Agama Tanpa Kekerasan Perlawanan Pasif Pasifisme 303.6 / HOL / n 0534121802 Perpustakaan Ordo Karmel Indonesia Indonesian Carmelite Order Library A26110 A26110-C1 My Library A26110 11.92..jpg.jpg 20741 2011-02-14 10:09:58 2023-06-26 16:41:06 machine generated