Global crises-from pandemics to climate change-demonstrate the vulnerability of the biosphere and each of us as individuals, calling for responses guided by creative analysis and compassionate reflection. Transforming explores actions that create paths of understanding and collaboration as the groundwork for transformative community.
Global crises-from pandemics to climate change-demonstrate the vulnerability of the biosphere and each of us as individuals, calling for responses guided by creative analysis and compassionate reflection. Transforming explores actions that create paths of understanding and collaboration as the groundwork for transformative community.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gloria Neufeld Redekop is researcher and author in spirituality and religious social history. Her publications include Bad Girls and Boys Go to Hell (or not): Engaging Fundamentalist Evangelicalism and The Work of Their Hands: Mennonite Women's Societies in Canada. Vern Neufeld Redekop is professor emeritus of conflict studies in Saint Paul University, Ottawa, Canada.
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Acknowledgements Introduction: Transforming: Inside and Out by Gloria Neufeld Redekop and Vern Neufeld Redekop Part 1: Violence, Spirituality, and Reconciliation Chapter 1: Reconciliation as Emergent Creativity by Vern Neufeld Redekop Chapter 2: The Biology of Emotion: Implications for Self-Development, Spirituality, and Justice by Katherine Peil Kauffman Chapter 3: Violence, Reconciliation, and the Significance of the Subtle Mystical Dimension in the Light of René Girard's Battling to the End by Petra Steinmair- Pösel Chapter 4: Coming to Terms with Violence and War: The Experience of Mennonite Women and Children in Russia (1917-1925) by Gloria Neufeld Redekop Part 2: Reconciliation as Spiritual Praxis Chapter 5: Relational Ecosystem for Peace (REP): From Division to Deep Connection with Compassionate Listening by Brigitte Gagnon Chapter 6: Interworldview Dialogue (IWVD): The Emergence of an Applied Theory for Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding by Patrice C. Brodeur Chapter 7: The Dénouement of Religious Leader Engagement in the Canadian Armed Forces by S. K. Moore Chapter 8: RLE from the Balcony: The Domestic Application of Religious Leader Engagement by Karen Hamilton Chapter 9: Creative Dialogue between Muslim and Western Worlds towards Reconciliation and Addressing Violent Extremism: A Muslim Perspective by Iman Ibrahim Chapter 10: Arts Literacy and Nonviolent Social Change: Re-envisioning Spirituality through Creative Practice by Lauren Michelle Levesque Part 3: Indigenous Insights and Challenges for Reconciliation Chapter 11: Transcending Traditional Justice Claims: Challenges of Indigenous-Settler Reconciliation by Joseph Cleyn Chapter 12: Warring with Windigo/Wihtiko: Cree and Algonquian Insights into Spirituality, Emergent Creativity and Reconciliation by Cecil Chabot Chapter 13: Transforming Wihtiko Systems by Catherine Twinn (with thanks to Isaac Twinn) Chapter 14: Transforming "Wicked" Problems in an Integral Manner: The Case of Fly-In Indigenous Communities by Robert Logie Chapter 15: Reconciliation in Australia and Lederach's Moral Imagination by Sue-Anne Hess Part 4: Complexity, Community, and Emergent Development Chapter 16: Harnessing Principles of Complex Systems for Understanding and Modulating Social Structures by Neil D. Theise with Catherine Twinn, Gloria Neufeld Redekop, and Lissane Yohannes Chapter 17: Development as Emergent Creativity by Naresh Singh Chapter 18: Sacred Diplomacy as "The Adjacent Possible Praxis": Transforming Peacebuilding to Meet the Challenges of a Warming Planet by Merle Lefkoff Conclusion by Oscar Gasana Index About the Editors About the Contributors
Acknowledgements Introduction: Transforming: Inside and Out by Gloria Neufeld Redekop and Vern Neufeld Redekop Part 1: Violence, Spirituality, and Reconciliation Chapter 1: Reconciliation as Emergent Creativity by Vern Neufeld Redekop Chapter 2: The Biology of Emotion: Implications for Self-Development, Spirituality, and Justice by Katherine Peil Kauffman Chapter 3: Violence, Reconciliation, and the Significance of the Subtle Mystical Dimension in the Light of René Girard's Battling to the End by Petra Steinmair- Pösel Chapter 4: Coming to Terms with Violence and War: The Experience of Mennonite Women and Children in Russia (1917-1925) by Gloria Neufeld Redekop Part 2: Reconciliation as Spiritual Praxis Chapter 5: Relational Ecosystem for Peace (REP): From Division to Deep Connection with Compassionate Listening by Brigitte Gagnon Chapter 6: Interworldview Dialogue (IWVD): The Emergence of an Applied Theory for Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding by Patrice C. Brodeur Chapter 7: The Dénouement of Religious Leader Engagement in the Canadian Armed Forces by S. K. Moore Chapter 8: RLE from the Balcony: The Domestic Application of Religious Leader Engagement by Karen Hamilton Chapter 9: Creative Dialogue between Muslim and Western Worlds towards Reconciliation and Addressing Violent Extremism: A Muslim Perspective by Iman Ibrahim Chapter 10: Arts Literacy and Nonviolent Social Change: Re-envisioning Spirituality through Creative Practice by Lauren Michelle Levesque Part 3: Indigenous Insights and Challenges for Reconciliation Chapter 11: Transcending Traditional Justice Claims: Challenges of Indigenous-Settler Reconciliation by Joseph Cleyn Chapter 12: Warring with Windigo/Wihtiko: Cree and Algonquian Insights into Spirituality, Emergent Creativity and Reconciliation by Cecil Chabot Chapter 13: Transforming Wihtiko Systems by Catherine Twinn (with thanks to Isaac Twinn) Chapter 14: Transforming "Wicked" Problems in an Integral Manner: The Case of Fly-In Indigenous Communities by Robert Logie Chapter 15: Reconciliation in Australia and Lederach's Moral Imagination by Sue-Anne Hess Part 4: Complexity, Community, and Emergent Development Chapter 16: Harnessing Principles of Complex Systems for Understanding and Modulating Social Structures by Neil D. Theise with Catherine Twinn, Gloria Neufeld Redekop, and Lissane Yohannes Chapter 17: Development as Emergent Creativity by Naresh Singh Chapter 18: Sacred Diplomacy as "The Adjacent Possible Praxis": Transforming Peacebuilding to Meet the Challenges of a Warming Planet by Merle Lefkoff Conclusion by Oscar Gasana Index About the Editors About the Contributors
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