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When the world is in crisis, having a clear moral compass and unwavering values is crucial, but so too is a willingness to listen to others. Feminist entrepreneur and policy expert Kristina Lunz argues that empathy and resistance are indispensable for defining our political stance, demonstrating our humanity and driving meaningful change. Although they may appear to be opposed to one another, these elements in fact harmonize perfectly in challenging times, unlocking progress across social, cultural and political spheres, and are vital for activism and political action. Drawing on a wide…mehr
When the world is in crisis, having a clear moral compass and unwavering values is crucial, but so too is a willingness to listen to others. Feminist entrepreneur and policy expert Kristina Lunz argues that empathy and resistance are indispensable for defining our political stance, demonstrating our humanity and driving meaningful change. Although they may appear to be opposed to one another, these elements in fact harmonize perfectly in challenging times, unlocking progress across social, cultural and political spheres, and are vital for activism and political action.
Drawing on a wide range of personal experience, research on empathy, and knowledge passed down from feminist peacebuilders worldwide, Lunz develops a convincing account of why we need to reach out to others, listen to them and work together without prejudice. She emphasizes the importance of developing a political stance and remaining steadfast in the face of adversity, while also encouraging openness and a willingness to change our views when compelling arguments arise, for true conviction lies in value-based decisions rather than the rigid adherence to ideology.
This passionately argued book by a leading feminist author and activist will appeal to anyone interested in the task of creating a fairer, kinder world.
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Autorenporträt
Kristina Lunz is the co-founder and co-Executive Director of the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy.
Inhaltsangabe
1. How I found my compass 2. Empathy Empathy is not a cure-all Openness instead of judgement and condemnation Humanity Growth Peacebuilding 3. Resistance Sisterhood Deconstructing is important, but constructing is even better Non-ideological action Activist's dilemma Cynicism as ostensible resistance and intellectual laziness 4. The tools for empathy and resistance Hope Knowledge Networks 5. My compass in tempestuous times Empathy is not a zero-sum game Constructive impatience Difficult women The significance of utopias Power and the law The noise out there 6. Women of empathy and resistance Ailbhe Smyth: the legalization of abortion in Ireland Beatrice Fihn: the path to nuclear disarmament Düzen Tekkal: groundbreaking recognition of a genocide Stellah Bosire Gloria Steinem 7. Why empathy and resistance are so important now Acknowledgements Notes
1. How I found my compass 2. Empathy Empathy is not a cure-all Openness instead of judgement and condemnation Humanity Growth Peacebuilding 3. Resistance Sisterhood Deconstructing is important, but constructing is even better Non-ideological action Activist's dilemma Cynicism as ostensible resistance and intellectual laziness 4. The tools for empathy and resistance Hope Knowledge Networks 5. My compass in tempestuous times Empathy is not a zero-sum game Constructive impatience Difficult women The significance of utopias Power and the law The noise out there 6. Women of empathy and resistance Ailbhe Smyth: the legalization of abortion in Ireland Beatrice Fihn: the path to nuclear disarmament Düzen Tekkal: groundbreaking recognition of a genocide Stellah Bosire Gloria Steinem 7. Why empathy and resistance are so important now Acknowledgements Notes
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