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Gewalt und Gewaltlosigkeit; Probleme des 20. Jhs

1977

by Engel Jánosi et al

[Front Matter and Table of Contents]: Title page, editorial information, and detailed table of contents for the volume 'Gewalt und Gewaltlosigkeit' (Violence and Nonviolence)...

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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3
Philosophische Überlegungen zur Legitimationsfähigkeit oppositioneller Gewaltessay
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4
Das Problem der Gewalt bei Karl Marx und im Marxismusessay
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5
Gewalt, Autorität, Demokratie und das Ideal der Gewaltlosigkeitessay
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6
Strukturelle Gewalt (Structural Violence)essay
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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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9
Learning Theory Critique of Drive Theoriestheoretical
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10
Weighing Conditioning Factors and the Outlook for Peace Researchtheoretical
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Christians and the Problem of Just War in the Atomic Agechapter
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The Historical Development of the Just War Doctrine to World War Iessay
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13
The Catholic Church and the Nuclear Dilemma: 1945 to the 1950sessay
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From Just War to a Doctrine of Peace: Vatican II and the Modern Papacyessay
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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
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Brutality in Modern Artessay
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22
Excursus: A Pictorial Formula for Progressessay
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Violence and Conflict Resolution in the Labor Struggles of Ruhr Miners until 1918essay
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The Organization of Interest Conflicts in the Era of Association Building and World War Iessay
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Gandhi or the Possibilities and Limits of Non-Violenceessay
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The UN Between Peacekeeping and the Arms Raceessay
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Contributors and Table of Contentsbibliography
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