Non-Violence: Theory and Practice

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Nearly 1000 syllabi in a wide variety of courses in religious and theological studies.

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Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Joe Groves

Institution: Guilford College

Course Year: 1998

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A 1998 course by Joe Groves at Guilford College examines "several significantly different approaches to nonviolence" as an experience, a way of life.

Nearly 1000 syllabi in a wide variety of courses in religious and theological studies.

Send comments or syllabi to:
(syllabusproject@wabash.edu)

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