oratory unifying language
direct action
if you were living in this time vs living on the streets what was the effect----beautiful
powerful speaker
MLK
delivery
100 years ago freeing the slaves
advocacy and activism
to educate
women played a huge role
speeches written in conjunction with women
he was not the only mind behind his brilliant speeches we know
figureheads we regard in non-violence
they were not an island unto themselves
the greatness they stepped into
we could all be MLK
through collective social change
to be successful---to be extremely grounded . . .
people in power have awareness---power channel
as a screen a zeitgeist
cool!!!!!!!!
the monastery reading---the belief that humanity is capable of good---the belief that humanity is capable of good
in CR style
he assumes
fund attribution error???
no assumes common good in others
may not be aware how to engage it
it was in their interest
middle-class
responsability to the collective
conflict management continuum
to talk about violence and non-violence
what are these things that exist in our midst
helps understand the interrelationship
just one person’s model
informal methods
way of managing conflict
formal methods
engage
post-formal methods---
we take things into our own hands
so on the most informal side of the continuum
the greatest amount of control
not a powerful position
refuse to engage
if the parties aren’t willing to engage
avoidance
engage
least formal
discussion
move up to negotiation---a structured discussion
best alternative to a negotiated agreeement
how will you go about discussing it
resolve to satisfaction
next step mediation . . .
formal resolution . . .
transformative method
mediator problem solving small claims
therapist---family--transformative
assist in reaching some kind of resolve
arbitration
mediation----is informal---requires the parties to own the decision
a mediator will decide
advocate that part
hire
arbitrator makes the decision for you
it can be legally binding---no avenue for appeal---if choose not to process----
go into a legal process---judge and jury
conflict resolution
formal
legislative
advocate for legislation to try to change laws
ballot initiative
advocate for concerns with a legislator
formal methods that exist to help us manage conflict---if the informal system hasn’t allowed our voices to be heard---to bring about the change
then post formal side of the continuum is non violence an exceptionally confrontational way of getting attention when nothing else will were
not nonviolence if it doesnt have the confrontational aspect
satygraha/ahimsa distinction
violence last resort
history of violence
formality of court---harrowing---do not assume everyone is on their best behavior
the dividing line btw violence and non violence is fine
very close on the continuum
destruction of property
ALF/ELF
tom hastings
has a great class on non-violence
quakers and mennonites
founded country as an interp of founding fathers and patriotic---the vision of love as an agent for social change---as a definition for non-violence
love as regard for mankind for the common good
as an agent for social change
that propels/propulses greater social change
three different kinds of nonviolence
pacifism/non-resistance
civil disobedience
direct action
teh theory as to why we think of pacifism conflate with passive
not resist passive---a refusal to retaliate---passivity’s passivity
it brings out the moral issue of justice
a passive resistence??? not overt???
deescalation
police authority figures
citizens are highly trained
the purpose is not to allow your abuser to abuse you behind closed doors
you want the public there to witness your non-resistence to show your non-agressing to show how a group of hooligans are wily nily
this level of violence
CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE deliberate law breaking for conscience publically break a law with public eyes to prove how unjust smthng is
eg alaska tax resist
war tax resisters
dropping out of the monetaries
truancy as a law
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truancy
file sharing as civil disobedience!!!!!
sit/lie law
critical mass bicycle demonstration
draws attention to an issue to be effective
direct action acting out of campassion
direct action
gene sharp
198 methods of direct action
marches parades
albert einstein institution
how to engage creativity
the dadaists were a subverted anti-war movement
naked bike rides
might join your cause
political
theater of the oppressed
direct action
if you were living in this time vs living on the streets what was the effect----beautiful
powerful speaker
MLK
delivery
100 years ago freeing the slaves
advocacy and activism
to educate
women played a huge role
speeches written in conjunction with women
he was not the only mind behind his brilliant speeches we know
figureheads we regard in non-violence
they were not an island unto themselves
the greatness they stepped into
we could all be MLK
through collective social change
to be successful---to be extremely grounded . . .
people in power have awareness---power channel
as a screen a zeitgeist
cool!!!!!!!!
the monastery reading---the belief that humanity is capable of good---the belief that humanity is capable of good
in CR style
he assumes
fund attribution error???
no assumes common good in others
may not be aware how to engage it
it was in their interest
middle-class
responsability to the collective
conflict management continuum
to talk about violence and non-violence
what are these things that exist in our midst
helps understand the interrelationship
just one person’s model
informal methods
way of managing conflict
formal methods
engage
post-formal methods---
we take things into our own hands
so on the most informal side of the continuum
the greatest amount of control
not a powerful position
refuse to engage
if the parties aren’t willing to engage
avoidance
engage
least formal
discussion
move up to negotiation---a structured discussion
best alternative to a negotiated agreeement
how will you go about discussing it
resolve to satisfaction
next step mediation . . .
formal resolution . . .
transformative method
mediator problem solving small claims
therapist---family--transformative
assist in reaching some kind of resolve
arbitration
mediation----is informal---requires the parties to own the decision
a mediator will decide
advocate that part
hire
arbitrator makes the decision for you
it can be legally binding---no avenue for appeal---if choose not to process----
go into a legal process---judge and jury
conflict resolution
formal
legislative
advocate for legislation to try to change laws
ballot initiative
advocate for concerns with a legislator
formal methods that exist to help us manage conflict---if the informal system hasn’t allowed our voices to be heard---to bring about the change
then post formal side of the continuum is non violence an exceptionally confrontational way of getting attention when nothing else will were
not nonviolence if it doesnt have the confrontational aspect
satygraha/ahimsa distinction
violence last resort
history of violence
formality of court---harrowing---do not assume everyone is on their best behavior
the dividing line btw violence and non violence is fine
very close on the continuum
destruction of property
ALF/ELF
tom hastings
has a great class on non-violence
quakers and mennonites
founded country as an interp of founding fathers and patriotic---the vision of love as an agent for social change---as a definition for non-violence
love as regard for mankind for the common good
as an agent for social change
that propels/propulses greater social change
three different kinds of nonviolence
pacifism/non-resistance
civil disobedience
direct action
teh theory as to why we think of pacifism conflate with passive
not resist passive---a refusal to retaliate---passivity’s passivity
it brings out the moral issue of justice
a passive resistence??? not overt???
deescalation
police authority figures
citizens are highly trained
the purpose is not to allow your abuser to abuse you behind closed doors
you want the public there to witness your non-resistence to show your non-agressing to show how a group of hooligans are wily nily
this level of violence
CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE deliberate law breaking for conscience publically break a law with public eyes to prove how unjust smthng is
eg alaska tax resist
war tax resisters
dropping out of the monetaries
truancy as a law
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truancy
file sharing as civil disobedience!!!!!
sit/lie law
critical mass bicycle demonstration
draws attention to an issue to be effective
direct action acting out of campassion
direct action
gene sharp
198 methods of direct action
marches parades
albert einstein institution
how to engage creativity
the dadaists were a subverted anti-war movement
naked bike rides
might join your cause
political
theater of the oppressed
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