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Breathing Violence In Peace Out 1st Edition Ivana Milojevic

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Breathing Violence In Peace Out 1st Edition Ivana Milojevic
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Publisher: University Of Queensland Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.42 MB
Author: Ivana Milojevic
ISBN: 9780702249693, 9780702251139, 9780702251146, 9780702251153, 0702249696, 0702251135, 0702251143, 0702251151
Language: English
Year: 2013
Edition: 1

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Breathing Violence In Peace Out 1st Edition Ivana Milojevic by Ivana Milojevic 9780702249693, 9780702251139, 9780702251146, 9780702251153, 0702249696, 0702251135, 0702251143, 0702251151 instant download after payment.

An investigation into the long-term impact of transgenerational trauma and the possibilities for healing, this book explores the links between personal histories and world events and helps us to understand life's dualities: violence and peace, self and other, stability and change, slavery and freedom. Author Ivana Milojevic asks How does violence change us? Is it possible to change the inner landscape of one's thinking in the midst of pain and suffering? and If this is our past, how might our future be different?Oscillating between two voices, Milojevic's journeys between the personal (“breathing in”), which describes her experience of violence; while the second academic voice (“breathing out”) tries to make sense of it. The rhythm created by inhaling and exhaling reflects not only what we take from the world but also what we give back to it. Breathing is an inquiry into alternative futures as Milojevic explores a range of possibilities, both for each of us personally, and for the world.

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