دانلود کتاب Transforming Terror: Remembering the Soul of the World

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Contents\nForeword\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\nPART ONE. A Deeper Look\nCHAPTER 1. Terror and Terrorism\nCivilian casualties: The New Frontline\nA Chorus of Stones: The Private Life of War\nStatement of the Under-Secretary-General at the Open Meeting of the Security Council on Protection Civilians in Armed Conflict, June 28, 2006\nU.S. Nuclear Terrorism\nThe Truth of War\nAfternoon\nA World Free of Nuclear Weapons\nThe First Car Bomb\nRadiation and Children: The Ignored Victims\nCasida of the Lament\nAn Injured Child\nRemarks at the Stockholm International Forum on Genocide Prevention\nBeyond the War on Terror: Understanding Reflexive Thought\nThe American Psyche after September 11\nOn Religion and Terrorism\nThe Spiritual Source of Islam\nTerrorism: Theirs and Ours\nSolidarity Against All Forms of Terrorism\nLynched for No Offense\nFatwa Issued on July 28, 2005; The Fiqh Council of North America\nInvocation for the National Day of Prayer and Remembrance for 9/11\nI Have Come to This Earth\nCHAPTER 2. An Unbearable Heartache: Trauma, Violence, and Memory\nThe Aftermath of Violence: Trauma and Recovery\nWritings for a Liberation Psychology\nGhosts and Echoes: Reflections after 9/11\nBe Ahead of All Parting\nThe Deeper Wound\nThe Key to My Neighbor’s House: Seeking Justice in Bosnia and Rwanda\nJust One Story\nUnfolding\nThe Hidden Damage of Nuclear Weapons\nThe Diary of a Political Idiot: Normal Life in Belgrade\nUnder Bombardment in Beirut\nI Just Missed the Bus and I’ll Be Late for Work\nInterrupted Subjects\nNot a Pass\nPeace\nShantideva’s Prayer: Buddhist Traditional Prayer (translated by the Dalai Lama)\nWe Are Fields before Each Other\nCHAPTER 3. Denial, Dogma, and the Heroic Myth\nHow to Cure a Fanatic\nThe Anatomy of Human Destructiveness\nA Ritual to Read to Each Other\nTerror Comes Full Circle\nHe Would Need Some Shoes\nThoughts for the Times on War and Death\nOur Culture’s Divided Soul\nThe Denial of Death\nThe Verbal Weapon of Mass Destruction\nSpeech Opposing the Post–9/11 Use of Force Pact, September 14, 2001\nAgainst Certainty\nAnother Kind of Heroism\nOn Vulnerability and the Sukkah of Shalom\nPART TWO. Paths to Transformation0\nCHAPTER 4. In a Dark Time: The Wisdom in Grief, Fear, and Despair\nHealing Through the Dark Emotions in an Age of Global Threat\nAn Interview by David Montenegro\nIn a Dark Time\nThoughts in the Presence of Fear\nThe Testing-Tree\nSeeing Red: In a Dark Night of The American Soul\nA Terrible Love of War\nMorphologies of Silence\novercoming cruelty\nEulogy for The Martyred Children\nCHAPTER 5. Truth Telling and Justice\nUniversal Declaration of Human Rights: Adopted and proclaimed December 10, 1948, by the General Assembly of the United Nations, resolution 217 A (III)\nNaming the Perpetrator\nThere Was no Farewell\nFacing the Inferno: Transforming Terror into Tenderness\nHalf-life of a Despot\nMoby Dick\nCrises of the Republic\nA Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers)\nThe Tenacity of Memory (La Tenacidad de la Memoria)\nMiracle, a Universe: Settling Accounts with Torturers\nRape as a War Crime\nThe Key to My Neighbor’s House: Seeking Justice in Bosnia and Rwanda\nFacing into Truth: The Most Reverend Frank T. Griswold, XXV Presiding Bishop and Primate, the Episcopal Church, USA\nZoroastrian Prayer\nCHAPTER 6. Reclaiming Our Selves: Gender and Violence\nTerror, Domination, and Partnership\nThe Crowned Cannibals\nThe Mind as Erotic Weapon\nThe Birth of Plea sure\nA Woman’s Side of the Story\nPlease Listen to the Women of Iraq\nMeena, Heroine of Afghanistan\nBehind Bars\nBoys Will Be Boys: Breaking the Link between Masculinity and Violence\nShe Cannot Be Lost to Me\nJoining Prayers\nSerenity\nAcceptance Speech, Nobel Peace Prize\nPrayer of The Virgin of Guadalupe\nCHAPTER 7. Compassion and the Interdependence of Peace\nCompassion as the pillar of World Peace: His Holiness the Fourteenth Dalai Lama\nFrom Them to Us\nMindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation\nFalling Bodies\nForgive Us\nWhere Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?\nSustainability, Security, and Peace\nWilenska\nOn Forgiveness\nGood Friday World\nA Heart as Wide as the World\nA Task\nThe Table of Peace\nThe Courage to Wait\nBuddhist Meditation on Compassion\nIn My Soul\nCHAPTER 8. Paths to Transformation\nHope in The Dark\nNonviolent Communication: A Language of Compassion\nNonviolence: Weapon of the Brave, Weapon of the Future\nAhimsa or the Way of Nonviolence\nCandles in Babylon\nOn Citizen Diplomacy\nA New World Diplomacy\nOn Courage and Resistance\nWar Crimes Tribunal May End Impurity but They Can’t Heal Hatred\nThe Courage to Love\nAt Hell’s Gate: A Soldier’s Journey from War to Peace\nThe Greatest Danger\nThanks but No Thanks\nThe Life You Can Save: Acting Now to End World Poverty\nThe Generation of Trust\nContributor Biographies\nCredits