ARGOMENTI
The aim of this workshop is to help the students reflect on violence and discover their own complicity in it; to familiarize them with the concept of non-violence; to verify in the Scriptures the roots of this kind of ethics; get to know the main “witnesses” of active non violence.
TESTI
ROSENBERG MARSHALL B., Nonviolent Communication: A language of Life, Puddle Dancer Press, Encinitas (CA), 2nd edition, 2003. ROSENBERG MARSHALL B., Practical Spirituality: Reflections on the Spiritual Basis of Nonviolent Communication, Puddle Dancer Press, Encinitas (CA), 2004. ROSENBERG MARSHALL B., Getting Past the Pain Between us: Healing and Reconciliation Without Compromise, Puddle Dancer Press, Encinitas (CA), 2005. PATFOORT PAT, Uprooting Violence: Building Nonviolence: From Nonviolent upbringing to a Nonviolent Society, Cobblesmith, Patterson’s Wheeltrack, Freeport (Maine, USA), 1995. PATFOORT PAT, I want, you don’t want: Nonviolence Education, Cobblesmith, Patterson’s Wheeltrack, Freeport (Maine, USA), 2001. TROCMÉ ANDRÉ, Jesus and the Nonviolent Revolution, Edited by Charles E. Moore, Orbis Books, Maryknoll, New York, 2004. RYNNE TERRENCE J., Gandhi & Jesus: The Saving Power of Nonviolence, Orbis Books, Maryknoll, New York, 2008.