Violence, Nonviolence, and Moral Worth explores commonly perceived limitations to living nonviolently. Centering nonviolence as a sacrosanct ideal and calling for a radical reconceptualization of how violence is understood, Sanjay Lal shows that the value of a nonviolent approach to ethics has been needlessly under-emphasized.
Violence, Nonviolence, and Moral Worth explores commonly perceived limitations to living nonviolently. Centering nonviolence as a sacrosanct ideal and calling for a radical reconceptualization of how violence is understood, Sanjay Lal shows that the value of a nonviolent approach to ethics has been needlessly under-emphasized.
Acknowledgments Preface 1 Some Preliminary Considerations 2 Philosophical Implications of Gandhi's Qualified 3 Admiring Zelensky While Affirming Nonviolence 4 Re-Conceptualizing Appearances as a Means for Creating a More Nonviolent World 5 Actualizing the Potential-Reflections on How to Develop a More Nonviolenct Nature 6 A Closing Summary Bibliography Index About the Author
Acknowledgments Preface 1 Some Preliminary Considerations 2 Philosophical Implications of Gandhi's Qualified 3 Admiring Zelensky While Affirming Nonviolence 4 Re-Conceptualizing Appearances as a Means for Creating a More Nonviolent World 5 Actualizing the Potential-Reflections on How to Develop a More Nonviolenct Nature 6 A Closing Summary Bibliography Index About the Author
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