Movements of the Soul: The Role of Religion in Nonviolent Struggles for Peace
Joseph explores how the 20th century saw the rise of religious faith-based organizations and groups working to advance the cause of peace.
Remember and Resist: The Dutch Example
Mary Fillmore explores how Dutch people decided to resist the Nazis, what they actually did, and what the results were of their actions.
Catching People’s Stories
Jane Beck explores the use of the recorded interview, reflecting on why people tell stories, what they mean to individuals, and examples of how they are used.
The Genealogy of Happiness: From Aristotle to Positive Psychology
William Edelglass explores conceptions of happiness in Western philosophy, religion, and political theory.
Anne Frank’s Neighbors: What Did They Do?
Mary Fillmore examines the choices faced and decisions made by the people who lived alongside the Jewish population as persecution in Nazi-occupied Europe intensified.
Endangered Alphabets, Cultural Erosion, and the Future of the Written Word
Tim Brookes looks at forms of writing from all over the world that are in danger of extinction, discussing how technology helps define the nature of communication.
