Pacifism as Pathology: Reflections on the Role of Armed Struggle in North America
by Michael Ryan, Ward Churchill
Michael Ryan and Ward Churchill examine pacifism and the role of armed struggle in North America. Through a focused set of reflections, this book addresses political resistance, organized conflict, and the debates surrounding nonviolence and armed action.
About This Book
Pacifism as Pathology explores the role of armed struggle in North America.
Michael Ryan and Ward Churchill reflect on pacifism as a political and social position.
The book considers questions of resistance, conflict, and the circumstances in which armed struggle is debated.
Its focus is on critical discussion rather than a neutral overview of the subject.
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