Principled versus pragmatic nonviolence

Lakshmi K. Bharadwaj

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This essay is devoted to exploring the crucial difference between principled and pragmatic nonviolence. It is informed by the conviction that confusing the latter with the former clouds our understanding of the theory and practice of nonviolence in our personal, civic, and political lives.

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