Looks at the nature and types of violence, the causes of violence, and the emotional wake left by violent episodes. This title focuses on the need to better understand violence, both lethal and non-lethal, to become aware of the many forms of violence, and to learn how to survive in the aftermath of violent death.
Looks at the nature and types of violence, the causes of violence, and the emotional wake left by violent episodes. This title focuses on the need to better understand violence, both lethal and non-lethal, to become aware of the many forms of violence, and to learn how to survive in the aftermath of violent death.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Acknowledgments PART I Introduction-The Nature of Violence Chapter 1 Good Violence/Bad Violence:Its Impact on Children and Suggested Responses Robert G. Stevenson Chapter 2 Violence in the Family: Spirituality/Religion as Culprit and Comfort Reverend Richard B. Gilbert Chapter 3 Conflict and Violence Within the Workplace: An Existentialist Analysis Neil Thompson Chapter 4 Violence and the Dehumanization of Victims in Auschwitz and Beyond: Remembering Through Literature Gregory Paul Wegner Chapter 5 Religious Violence and Weapons of Mass Destruction Timothy Kullman PART II Encounters with Violence Chapter 6 Resisting the Magnet: A Study of South African Children's Engagements with Neighborhood Violence Jenny Parkes Chapter 7 Silent Night, Violent Night: An Encounter With Unexpected Violence Carr Maher Chapter 8 Hispanic Families and Mass Casualties: The First 48 Hours Fernando Cabrera Chapter 9 Grief and Guilt in the Military Carr Maher PART III Empirical Studies Chapter 10 Characteristics of Homicide: Victimization Across the Life Span Kimberly A. Vogt Chapter 11 Grief and Attachment Within the Context of Family Violence Kimberly A. Rapoza and Kathleen Malley-Morrison Chapter 12 Bereavement Following Violent Death: An Assault on Life and Meaning Joseph M. Currier, Jason M. Holland, Rachel A. Coleman, and Robert A. Neimeyer Chapter 13 Violence in Our Own Backyard: September 11th Revisited Barbara Melamed PART IV Alternatives to Violence/Coping with Violence Chapter 14 Making and Breaking Cycles of Violence Colin Murray Parkes Chapter 15 Coping with Violent Death: The Role of Spirituality Gerry R. Cox Chapter 16 From Violence to Peace: Posthomicide Memorials Inge Corless and Phyllis R. Silverman Chapter 17 Talk it Out! Walk it Out! Wait it Out! Take Ten: An Intercultural Approach to Creating Safer Schools Kim Overdyke and Jay Caponigro Appendix A Violence: A Statement of Assumptions and Principles (IWG) Appendix B Summary of Guidelines, Protocols, and Procedures Appendix C Bibliography Dick Gilbert Contributors Index
Preface Acknowledgments PART I Introduction-The Nature of Violence Chapter 1 Good Violence/Bad Violence:Its Impact on Children and Suggested Responses Robert G. Stevenson Chapter 2 Violence in the Family: Spirituality/Religion as Culprit and Comfort Reverend Richard B. Gilbert Chapter 3 Conflict and Violence Within the Workplace: An Existentialist Analysis Neil Thompson Chapter 4 Violence and the Dehumanization of Victims in Auschwitz and Beyond: Remembering Through Literature Gregory Paul Wegner Chapter 5 Religious Violence and Weapons of Mass Destruction Timothy Kullman PART II Encounters with Violence Chapter 6 Resisting the Magnet: A Study of South African Children's Engagements with Neighborhood Violence Jenny Parkes Chapter 7 Silent Night, Violent Night: An Encounter With Unexpected Violence Carr Maher Chapter 8 Hispanic Families and Mass Casualties: The First 48 Hours Fernando Cabrera Chapter 9 Grief and Guilt in the Military Carr Maher PART III Empirical Studies Chapter 10 Characteristics of Homicide: Victimization Across the Life Span Kimberly A. Vogt Chapter 11 Grief and Attachment Within the Context of Family Violence Kimberly A. Rapoza and Kathleen Malley-Morrison Chapter 12 Bereavement Following Violent Death: An Assault on Life and Meaning Joseph M. Currier, Jason M. Holland, Rachel A. Coleman, and Robert A. Neimeyer Chapter 13 Violence in Our Own Backyard: September 11th Revisited Barbara Melamed PART IV Alternatives to Violence/Coping with Violence Chapter 14 Making and Breaking Cycles of Violence Colin Murray Parkes Chapter 15 Coping with Violent Death: The Role of Spirituality Gerry R. Cox Chapter 16 From Violence to Peace: Posthomicide Memorials Inge Corless and Phyllis R. Silverman Chapter 17 Talk it Out! Walk it Out! Wait it Out! Take Ten: An Intercultural Approach to Creating Safer Schools Kim Overdyke and Jay Caponigro Appendix A Violence: A Statement of Assumptions and Principles (IWG) Appendix B Summary of Guidelines, Protocols, and Procedures Appendix C Bibliography Dick Gilbert Contributors Index
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