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... violent action , however , gave rise to new problems . How , after all , did non - violent resistance differ from violent resistance ? Was not non - violence just as potentially coercive as violence ? Could it not be used for just as ...
... violent action , however , gave rise to new problems . How , after all , did non - violent resistance differ from violent resistance ? Was not non - violence just as potentially coercive as violence ? Could it not be used for just as ...
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... Violence , for the pacifist , is intrinsically reactionary , no matter who uses it or for what end . It is a pacifist dogma that " the more violence the less revolution . " Large - scale mass non - violent action requires organization ...
... Violence , for the pacifist , is intrinsically reactionary , no matter who uses it or for what end . It is a pacifist dogma that " the more violence the less revolution . " Large - scale mass non - violent action requires organization ...
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... violence : If he chose to write the story of Bigger Thomas as a grotesque crime story , it is because his own indignation and the sickness of the age combined to make him dependent on violence and shock , to astonish the reader by ...
... violence : If he chose to write the story of Bigger Thomas as a grotesque crime story , it is because his own indignation and the sickness of the age combined to make him dependent on violence and shock , to astonish the reader by ...
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