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Gewalt und Gewaltlosigkeit; Probleme des 20. Jhs

1977

by Engel Jánosi et al

MethodologyTotalitarianismImmanuel KantJean-Jacques RousseauJohn LockeNatural LawPolitical PhilosophySocial ContractThomas HobbesAnarchismClass StruggleFriedrich EngelsKarl MarxVladimir LeninMarxismDemocracyMax WeberWeimar RepublicGeopoliticsThomas AquinasCold WarIndividualismNationalizationIndustrial RevolutionOtto von BismarckCollective BargainingInterventionismSocial PolicyTrade UnionsWorld War ISovereignty

Table of Contents · 27 segments

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Front Matter and Table of Contentsfront_matter
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Vorwort (Preface)preface
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Philosophische Überlegungen zur Legitimationsfähigkeit oppositioneller Gewaltessay
4
Das Problem der Gewalt bei Karl Marx und im Marxismusessay
5
Gewalt, Autorität, Demokratie und das Ideal der Gewaltlosigkeitessay
6
Strukturelle Gewalt (Structural Violence)essay
7
Kritik der Aggressionstheorien (Critique of Aggression Theories)essay
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The Ethological Perspective of Eibl-Eibesfeldt on Aggression and Obediencetheoretical
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Learning Theory Critique of Drive Theoriestheoretical
10
Weighing Conditioning Factors and the Outlook for Peace Researchtheoretical
11
Christians and the Problem of Just War in the Atomic Agechapter
12
The Historical Development of the Just War Doctrine to World War Iessay
13
The Catholic Church and the Nuclear Dilemma: 1945 to the 1950sessay
14
From Just War to a Doctrine of Peace: Vatican II and the Modern Papacyessay
15
Discussions in the EKD and the World Council of Churches: The Protestant Perspectivechapter
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Conclusions: Convergence and the Shift to Structural Violencetheoretical
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Violence and Non-Violence as a Problem of Literary Proceduresessay
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Futurism and Expressionism: Examples of Literary Futility Against Social Violenceessay
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The Renunciation of Educational Tradition: Literature as a Procedure Against Social Reality from Brecht to Scharangessay
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The Biographical Model: The Concept of Individuality in the History of Literature and Violenceessay
21
Brutality in Modern Artessay
22
Excursus: A Pictorial Formula for Progressessay
23
Violence and Conflict Resolution in the Labor Struggles of Ruhr Miners until 1918essay
24
The Organization of Interest Conflicts in the Era of Association Building and World War Iessay
25
Gandhi or the Possibilities and Limits of Non-Violenceessay
26
The UN Between Peacekeeping and the Arms Raceessay
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Contributors and Table of Contentsbibliography