... In this chapter, Rosemarie discusses some of the people she encountered who most embodied a spirit of nonviolence—Clarence Jordan, the Dalai Lama (and other Buddhist lamas), and Marion King-Jackson—and the importance of their “radical compassion.” Dharamsala India Albany Georgia Albany...

... This chapter tracks an interactive news magazine program called The Compass , which contained a broadcast component and a simultaneous internet live stream on the Japanese streaming site NicoNico. It explains how the idealistic hopes of its creators for a more democratic and dynamic news...

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... Tells the story of feeling what Rosemarie calls “the Light” entering her as a young woman—a sensitivity/sensibility that she felt led her toward spirituality and sustained her throughout her life. mystic experience spirituality of compassion light ...

... The art of stillness. Of learning to speed up by slowing down. Of the adventure of motionlessness. This chapter marks the turning point for me as a rider and as a person in learning that speed isn’t the driving force as much as connection, compassion and understanding—both of the self...

..., transformed into a discourse of emancipation by Filipino nationalist elites? How were both notions translated in turn into populist, Christian vernacular terms that stressed generosity, compassion, and the work of pity to account for revolutionary history? These are the questions that this chapter raises...

...-Haitian literature of the nineteenth century examined in chapter 1, showing how diction became law and epistemic violence transformed into physical violence at the hands of the Trujillo regime. Contradicting anti-Haitian ideology, the literary works the chapter studies propose solidarity and compassion...

... violence transformed into physical violence at the hands of the Trujillo regime. Contradicting anti-Haitian ideology, the literary works the chapter studies propose solidarity and compassion as an antidote to violence. Literature of Compassion rayano massacre Haitian solidarity trauma literature ...

... from the Spanish regime, transformed into a discourse of emancipation by Filipino nationalist elites? How were both notions translated in turn into populist, Christian vernacular terms that stressed generosity, compassion, and the work of pity to account for revolutionary history...

... that offer agents opportunities for friendship, solidarity, compassion, dignity, and lines of flight when faced with exploitation, racist abuse, and sexual harassment. BPO agents’ desires gesture toward hopeful, fragile futures that are always in the process of becoming. In bringing to the foreground...

... world. The chapter reveals how madness animates and structures Eva’s first-person narrative, how symptomology becomes narratology in the book, how an act of “murder!” and an achievement of “metaphor” strangely converge in the story, and how Eva deserves the radical compassion of her reader. blues...