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Nonviolence the History of a Dangerous Idea
Book • 2008
In this book, Mark Kurlansky explores the history of nonviolence from ancient times to the present day, highlighting its role as a powerful method for social change and conflict resolution.
The book draws twenty-five lessons from history, emphasizing how nonviolence has been used to challenge power and promote peace.
Kurlansky distinguishes nonviolence from pacifism, arguing that nonviolence is an active form of resistance rather than a passive state.
The book covers various historical examples, including the nonviolent resistance of Gandhi and Martin Luther King, and discusses the ethical and practical implications of nonviolent movements.
The book draws twenty-five lessons from history, emphasizing how nonviolence has been used to challenge power and promote peace.
Kurlansky distinguishes nonviolence from pacifism, arguing that nonviolence is an active form of resistance rather than a passive state.
The book covers various historical examples, including the nonviolent resistance of Gandhi and Martin Luther King, and discusses the ethical and practical implications of nonviolent movements.
