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Series Pamphlets
The A. J. Muste Memorial Institute
Pamphlet Series — Provocative writings and speeches on nonviolence and social
justice by the people whose ideas and actions have framed the social change movement.
$2.00 each.
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Titles #1: Martin Luther King, Jr.—America’s
leading apostle of human dignity—“Loving Your Enemies”; “Letter
from a Birmingham Jail”; “Declaration of Independence from the War in
Vietnam” [Quote] [For Spanish version, see #13, below]
#2: Barbara Deming—the feminist connection to nonviolence—“On
Revolution and Equilibrium” [Quote]
#3: Henry David Thoreau—the
original architect of resistance—On the Duty of Civil Disobedience [Quote]
#4: Jessie Wallace
Hughan—suffragist, peace activist, founder of the War Resisters League—Pacifism
and Invasion; On Duelling [Quote]
#5: Emma Goldman—fiery orator, anarchist, agitator
for peace and liberation—Preparedness: The Road to Universal Slaughter; The
Individual, Society and the State [Quote]
#6: Rosa Luxemburg—courageous leader of Germany’s
democratic socialist movement—Prison Letters [Quote]
#7: A. J.
Muste—foremost Twentieth Centry pacifist theoretician and activist, minister,
socialist—Who Has the Spiritual Atom Bomb? [Quote]
#8: On Wars of Liberation [OUT OF PRINT]—three
essays on pacifist responses to armed freedom struggles, including analysis of
Gandhi’s position [Quote]
#9: Aldous Huxley [OUT OF PRINT] —Twentieth Century visionary and prolific writer—Science,
Liberty and Peace [Quote]
#10: Paul Goodman—pacifist,
anarchist, activist—The Morality of Scientific Technology; The Psychology
of Being Powerless
#11: Some Writings on War
Tax Resistance—thoughts, poems, tales from resisters, including Juanita
Nelson, Allen Ginsberg and Pete Seeger [Quote]
#12: Sidney Lens—peace and labor activist,
socialist, occasional political candidate—six articles spanning three decades
on the state of the U.S. labor movement #13 (Spanish):
Martin Luther King, Jr.—“La Fuerza de Amar”;"Carta desde la
Carcel de Birmingham"; y Declaración de Independencia de la Guerra en Vietnam
(Spanish language translations of "Loving Your Enemies," "Letter from a Birmingham
Jail" and "Declaration of Independence from the War in Vietnam" ) [información
en español] #14: Jeannette Rankin—first
woman in Congress, suffragist, pacifist—“Two Votes Against War”
and Other Writings on Peace [Quote] #15:
David McReynolds—longtime anti-war activist, War Resisters League staffer
and Socialist Party presidential candidate—“A Philosophy of Nonviolence”
[Quote]
Spanish
Panfleto No. 13: Tres Ensayos
por Martin Luther King, Jr.-"Amad a Vuestros Enemigos", un sermón que fue pronunciado
por King en la iglesia bautista de la avenida Dexter en Montgomery, Alabama,
en la Navidad de 1957, después de haber estado encarcelado por haber cometido
actos de desobediencia civil no-violenta durante una campaña que denunciaba
la segregación
racial en los autobuses de Montgomery; "Carta desde la Cárcel de Birmingham",
escrito por King cuando estaba otra vez encarcelado por manifestarse en contra
de la segregación racial, esta vez en Birmingham, Alabama; y "Declaración de
Independencia de la Guerra en Vietnam", el famoso discurso anti-guerra, pronunciado
por King en la iglesia de Riverside, en Nueva York, un año antes de su asesinato.
Precios: 20 copias o menos: $2.00 c/u; más de 20: $1.40
c/u (pagable en dólares de EE.UU.). Librerías y organizaciones pueden pagar a
plazo de 60 días. Por favor decirnos como enviar su orden (lo más rápido, lo más
barato, etc.). No aceptamos devoluciones. Para hacer una orden o para más información,
escriba (en español o inglés) al Instituto Conmemorativo A. J. Muste, 168 Canal St., 6th Floor, New York, NY 10013, USA; email [email protected];
o llame al (212) 533-4335 en inglés L-V 9am-5pm, o en español L, Mi, V 10am-3pm
EST (hora de Nueva York) .
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