Pacifism in the Modern World
"Pacifism in the Modern World" is a significant collection of essays that explores the multifaceted nature of non-violence and its application to the complexities of the early 20th century. Edited by Devere Allen, this volume assembles a diverse range of voices to discuss the ethical, political, and social dimensions of peace. The work examines the underlying causes of conflict and proposes constructive alternatives to military force, emphasizing the power of non-violent resistance and international cooperation.
The chapters delve into various themes, including the psychological roots of war, the relationship between pacifism and economic justice, and the role of the individual conscience in resisting state-sponsored violence. By addressing both the philosophical foundations and the practical challenges of a pacifist worldview, the book provides a comprehensive overview of the intellectual movement that sought to prevent future global catastrophes in the wake of the First World War. This collection stands as an enduring testament to the pursuit of a more peaceful and just global society, offering insights that continue to resonate in contemporary discussions on conflict resolution and social change.
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