Correcting Common Misconceptions about Nonviolent Action

1973

by Sharp, Gene

1 pages

Shape addresses misconceptions surrounding what nonviolence action truly is in the world. The Albert Einstein Institution utilized Shape’s succinct explanation in a. Informational handout. In the plainest of words from Shape nonviolent action is not passive. It is not inaction. It is action that is nonviolent.

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Title
Correcting Common Misconceptions about Nonviolent Action
Identifier
IIP0036F01
Rights
Creative Commons (CC BY-NC 4.0)
Date
1973
Author
Sharp, Gene
Organization
Albert Einstein Institution
Locality
Boston, MA
Country
USA
Language
English
Collection
Nonviolence International
Type
Handout
Subject
Nonviolence Theory
Nonviolent Direct Action
Abstract
Shape addresses misconceptions surrounding what nonviolence action truly is in the world. The Albert Einstein Institution utilized Shape’s succinct explanation in a. Informational handout. In the plainest of words from Shape nonviolent action is not passive. It is not inaction. It is action that is nonviolent.
Pages
1