Very, very, very dreadful : the influenza pandemic of 1918

Influenza pandemic of 1918

Influenza pandemic of nineteen-eighteen

At the existentialist café : freedom, being, and apricot cocktails with Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Albert Camus, Martin Heidegger, Karl Jaspers, Edmund Husserl, Maurice Merleau-Ponty and others

Existentialist café

The power of nonviolence : writings by advocates of peace

Introduction: Retaliation / Let a man overcome anger by love (520 B.C.) / "Essay towards the present and future peace of Europe" (1693) / "War" (1838) / Civil disobedience (1849) / "Newer ideals of peace" (1907) / The trial of Scott Nearing and the American Socialist Society (1939) / My faith in nonviolence (1930) / Pacifism (1936), Our country passes from undeclared war to declared war: we continue our Christian pacifist stand (1942) / "Reflections on war" (1933) / Neither victims nor executioners (1946) / Are we only paying lip service to peace? (1945) / Getting rid of war (1959) / The case for unilateral disarmament (1960) / The root of war is fear (1962) / The way to disarmament (1962) / Declaration of independence from the war in Vietnam (1967) / Vietnam: the moral equation (1970) / Communities of resistance: a conversation (1975) / fate of the Earth (1984) / immorality of war: a conversation (1992), The dilemma of the absolute pacifist: a conversation / War is peace / Who's being naïve? war-time realism through the looking glass (2001) / International appeal of Nobel Prize laureates, poets, philosophers, intellectuals and human rights defenders for an immediate end to the war against Afghanistan (2001).