☛ Read online via Internet Archive
☛ The Art of Peace by Morihei Ueshiba – from the publisher
☛ PDF file from Carnegie Mellon University website
“Revolutionary Nonviolence: Organizing for Freedom” by James M. Lawson Jr.
In 2014, the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change officially announced Nonviolence365®.
“A Dangerous Idea: Nonviolence as Tactic and Philosophy” by Nico Slate
“[…] One of the key hallmarks of the philosophy-versus-method divide [is]: those who embrace nonviolence as a philosophy are required to love their opponents, while those who see nonviolence solely as a method can hate their attackers so long as they remain nonviolent in action.”
“It’s not contradictory for a farmer to say he’s nonviolent and also pledge to shoot a marauder’s head off.” – Bob Moses
Interfaith Council of North Connecticut 