The fact that spiritual development is needed both on an individual and social level issue all traditional societies were acquainted with. laic materialistic contemporary world a mere historical, de-ontologized background which, while promoting individualism competition, puts aside the trans-historical values, have always defined man as humane human being, either in religion, or culture. This p...

Numerous scholars have offered labels and characterizations of contemporary young adults and compared these characterizations to those of previous generations. In this article, the author draws on findings from a study of a student-run homeless shelter that has been in operation for the past 27 years. Through interviews with current students volunteering at the homeless shelter as well as forme...

A concurrent system is persistent if throughout its operation no activity which become enabled can subsequently be prevented from being executed by any other activity. This is often a highly desirable (or even absolutely necessary) property, in particular, if the system is to be implemented in hardware. Over the past 40 years, persistence has been investigated and applied in practical implement...

Empathy as a human trait that gives the ability to understand, respect, and share feelings of other people is one most important elements in building secure society culture peace non-violence. The level empathy individuals influenced by endogenous exogenous factors, it has an affective cognitive dimension. aim this paper investigate concept empathy, extent influence endogenic three main develop...

The characterisation of Derrida’s politics as a seeking for the “lesser violence” has become an almost paradigmatic interpretation. Yet phrase la moindre violence appears only in early essay “Violence and Metaphysics” its meaning is not straightforward might initially seem. I will argue that it mistake to take this expression summarise political import let alone deconstruction more generally. W...

Abstract In recent years, the question of what form a revolutionary uprising will take – armed or unarmed has been raised more often. This is because, as shown by numerous studies, nonviolence can explain why an fails succeeds to lead democracy. decades likelihood revolution being nonviolent appears have significantly increased, but it still not clear this tendency observed. Moreover, there are...

This paper examines the philosophical and religious creativity of Great Russian writer thinker Leo Tolstoy as a founder national culture Silver Age. The author this article argues that Tolstoy's works, both artistic figurative, well his journalistic were imbued with content, which constituted generic specificity For is based on spiritual moral principles, are inseparable from Christian foundati...

CONTEXT The 1994 genocide in Rwanda led to the loss of at least 10% of the country's 7.7 million inhabitants, the destruction of much of the country's infrastructure, and the displacement of nearly 4 million people. In seeking to rebuild societies such as Rwanda, it is important to understand how traumatic experience may shape the ability of individuals and groups to respond to judicial and oth...

A growing literature finds that nonviolence is more successful than violence in effecting political change. We suggest a focus on this association incomplete, because it obscures the crucial influence of ethnic identity campaign outcomes. argue prevalent negative stereotypes associating minority groups with violence, such are perceived as violent even when resisting nonviolently, increasing sup...