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_aHM 1281 _b.L616 1985 |
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_aLibunao, Ed. G. _948642 |
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_aThe challenge of active nonviolence / _cby Ed. G. Libunao |
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_aManila : _bHuman Development Research and Documentation, _c1985 |
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_a35 p. _c21 cm. |
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_atext _2rdacontent |
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_avolume _2rdacarrier |
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| 520 | _aFor too long now, and for so many people still, the world "revolution," whenever used in the context of social change, has become invariably associated with "armed," "bloody," and "violent," I find this very sad. The word "revolution" simply means "a structural, fundamental change." It does not attach any specific end to that change, nor does it connote any specific means for that change. Arms is not essential to a revolution. In fact, arms is contradictory to a genuine revolution. --From the introduction | ||
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_aNon-violence _2sears _948643 |
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_aNonviolence. _2sears _942553 |
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