War: Thinking the Unthinkable
Edited by Cindy Zeiher and Mike Grimshaw
Contents
“War(s) of the World(s): Thinking the Unthinkable”, Cindy Zeiher and Mike Grimshaw
“The Entry of Women into War”, Frigga Haug
“Not War, nor Peace. Are War and Peace Mutually Exclusive Alternatives?” William Franke
“Transcendentalist-Abolitionist-Anti-Imperialist: Opposition to the U.S. War against Mexico”, Ted Stolz
“War Should Not Rule the World. Consideration Should be given to What the Conditions for Peace Might Be” Judith Balso
“Facing WW4”, Claudia Pozzana and Alessandro Russo
“How Hegel Misjudged Hegel’s Theory of War”, Todd McGowan
“Perpetual Cold War: Michel Foucault and the Conditions of Philosophy”, Roland Végső
“Kosova: A Note from the Wreckage of Anti-Imperialism”, Jeta Mulaj
“Cold War Nostalgia…. We Can be Heroes Comrades– [even] Just For One Day?”, Mike Grimshaw
Fighting Words – Women Lyricists and Poets from Aotearoa/New Zealand
Gail Ingram
midday on bridle path road, Anywhere on Earth/Будь-де на Землі, ‘Good Kiwi Lass’
Hester Ullyart
Everything goes to Hell, anyway
Joanna Preston
Lijessenthoek, Song of the Silly Little Man
Louise Wallace
aim for a healthy life, women’s troubles, supply and demand
Hinemoana Baker
Tamara Smith
Kaleidoscope, Sun God, The Letter, Hour Glass
Kathleen Gallagher