| 1. | " I held it as an article of faith that if you
had not attained print by twenty-five, you were inexorably marked by a
scarlet F--for Folly, for Futility, for Failure."
| Source: | Ozick, Cynthia. "Henry James, Tolstoy, and my first novel" American Scholar 73.4 Sept. 22 2004: 15-25
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| 2. | " These images are
in keeping with Conrad's own world, which Watt describes as "a
panorama of chaos and futility, or cruelty, folly, vulgarity, and
waste" (Watt 32)."
| Source: | Peters, John G. "The opaque and the clear: the white fog incident in Conrad's "Heart of Darkness"" Studies in Short Fiction 35.4 Sept. 22 1998: 373-388
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| 3. | "
There was also a number of nonreligious groupings working for
peace, the Civil Service Pacifist Fellowship, the Teachers'
Anti-War Movement, a grouping of Local Government workers, the left-wing
British Youth Peace Assembly and the International Voluntary..."
| Source: | Gardiner, Juliet. "Prisoners of conscience: Juliet Gardiner looks at what it meant to refuse to fight or lend support to the war effort in the Second World War, the different reasons people asserted this right, and how their actions were interpreted in wartime Britain" History Today 54.11 Nov. 1 2004: 32-40 |
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| 4. | "... in
the Catholic Worker. "We will continue our pacifist stand."
In the Sermon on the Mount we find the core of Jesus' teaching
and the basis for a pacifist perspective on war."
| Source: | Egan, Eileen. "THE WAR IN KOSOVO : Pacifism & ethnic cleansing" Commonweal 126.12 June 18 1999: 15
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| 5. | "... who had burned his draft card and gone to jail at
least a half-dozen times to end all wars.
"I'm a pacifist," he said. "But there are
times that the pacifist..."
| Source: | Trotta, Liz. "With a new look, anti-war activists fight indifference" Washington Times June 5 1999: 2
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| 6. | "... movement
... from the stigma of Anti-nationalism which it was incurring through
the policies and methods of the Independent Labour Party and kindred
organisations"(61) and to "combat the pernicious and
pestilential piffle of the Pacifist cranks."(62) Its..."
| Source: | Millman, Brock. "The Battle of Cory Hall, November 1916: Patriots Meet Dissenters in Wartime Cardiff" Canadian Journal of History 35.1 Apr. 1 2000: 57
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| 7. | "... as much as anyone to resurrect the pacifist ideas
that had become prevalent after World War I and had then been
discredited by World War II: that war is simply a means by which cynical
people commit..."
| Source: | Podhoretz, Norman. "Looking Back at "Catch-22"" Commentary 109.2 Feb. 1 2000: 32
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| 8. | "
He was a pacifist in World War II, the most popular war in our history."
| Source: | Rosen, Sumner M. "James Farmer, 1920-1999" Social Policy 30.2 Dec. 22 1999: 47
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| 9. | " Pacifists remember war with loathing and resolve to prevent
it in the future, nationalists remember war as a glorious outpouring of
collective sentiment, families remember..."
| Source: | Johnson, Hubert C. "War and Remembrance in the Twentieth Century" Canadian Journal of History 35.1 Apr. 1 2000: 159
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| 10. | "... address
America's alienation from and subsequent participation in World War
I. Van Wienen balances a number of perspectives on the war: progressive,
conservative, patriotic, pacifist, and radical."
| Source: | Tarver, Australia. "The Feminist Poetry Movement" College Literature 26.3 Sept. 22 1999: 261
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| 11. | "... serving as a fitting
introduction; "Begaret" (Desire), which focuses on female
sexuality; and "Kon och krig" (Gender and War), which
explores, among other topics, responses to World War II and alternative
pacifist visions."
| Source: | Kops, Henri,Schoolfield, George C.,Sondrup, Steven P.,Schiander Gray, Charlotte,Thresher, Tanya,Stendahl, Brita,Oster, Rose-Marie G.,Kratz, Henry,Wright, Rochelle,Baron, Henry J.,Stynen, Ludo,Staal, Arie. "OTHER GERMANIC LANGUAGES" World Literature Today 73.1 Jan. 1 1999: 162
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| 12. | " It
complements another recent book, Frances Early's A World Without
War: How U.S. Feminists and Pacifists Resisted World War I (Syracuse,
1997)."
| Source: | GOLDSTEIN, ROBERT JUSTIN. "Women Against the Good War: Conscientious Objection and Gender onthe American Home Front, 1941-1947" History: Review of New Books 27.1 Sept. 22 1998: 10-11
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| 13. | "
Finally, Tracy's spotlight on the perils of unchecked individualism
misses an important point: nonviolence, not individualism, was the
foundation of the radical pacifist movement and the motivating factor
behind its actions."
| Source: | Mollin, Marian. "Direct Action: Radical Pacifism from the Union Eight to theChicago Seven" Historian 61.1 Sept. 22 1998: 180-181
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| 14. | " Realist notions of international behavior, other naive
notions about pacifist or militant publics, and simple-minded election
cycle effects do not seem to account for the nature or the scope of the
linkages between democratic politics and war."
| Source: | Maoz, Zeev. "Elections and War: The Electoral Incentive in the DemocraticPolitics of War and Peace" American Political Science Review 94.3 Sept. 1 2000: 765
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| 15. | "
Directed by Robert Greenwaid
Abbie Hoffman, a frolicking, dedicated, pot-smoking pacifist, spent
a short term in prison for leading a Vietnam War protest at the 1968
Democratic convention in Chicago."
| Source: | Flatley, Guy. "REVIEW: STEAL THIS MOVIE!" Interview 30.9 Sept. 1 2000: 112
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| 16. | " He was a radical, an open homosexual in a homophobic
society, and a pacifist who served a prison term during the Second World
War rather than perform agricultural work as a conscientious objector."
| Source: | ADAMS, BYRON. "Tippett Studies" Notes 56.4 June 1 2000: 954
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| 17. | " A committed pacifist+ he also recognized that a European war was
near, and so he and Pears decided to try their luck in the U.S.
The two of them met with moderate..."
| Source: | Teachout, Terry. "England's Greatest Composer" Commentary 109.6 June 1 2000: 58
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| 18. | "
TOKYO - Japan is taking a fresh look at its constitution, a
document drafted by U.S. occupiers after World War II that became an
icon of Japan's postwar pacifist culture."
| Source: | Neilan, Edward. "Pacifist constitution coming under scrutiny as Tokyo looks to U.N. role" Washington Times May 10 2000: 13
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| 19. | "
Ironically, these camps, by isolating and concentrating war resisters
and pacifist dissenters, provided the conditions for networking and
strategic planning for the post-war years."
| Source: | BRATICH, JACK ZELJKO. "Did Nike Say to `Just Do It" Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television 20.1 Mar. 1 2000: 139
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| 20. | " Ayers emerges as a convinced pacifist who lost
his position in Hollywood when he stood by the values of All Quiet on
its Western Front during the Second World War."
| Source: | CULL, NICHOLAS J. "Did Nike Say to `Just Do It" Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television 20.1 Mar. 1 2000: 118
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| 21. | "... on the young
musician and turned him into a pacifist. "War is basically the rule
of thugs, no matter if you carry a medal or wear a uniform."
| Source: | Joffe, Lawrence. "Music towards humanity" Middle East Feb. 1 2000: 43
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| 22. | "... "recycled both Marxist and isolationist propaganda."
Opponents of the war were "leading radical leftist intellectuals
and journalists" "the radical and liberal left"
"radical leftists and pacifists," "black radicals"
"procommunist..."
| Source: | DUGGER, RONNIE. "Did Nike Say to `Just Do It" American Prospect 11.6 Jan. 31 2000: 52
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| 23. | " The
pivot of the book is the Mennonite experience in World War I, a time of
persecution and alienation for German-speaking pacifists."
| Source: | Juhnke, James C. "Faith's Harvest: Mennonite Identity in Northwest Oklahoma" Church History 68.4 Dec. 1 1999: 1065
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| 24. | " Criticized for speaking out
even by his confidante Stanley Levinson, a Jew but no Zionist, the
pacifist and Vietnam War opponent King agonized over the justification
of Israel's preemptive strike against Egypt."
| Source: | Brackman, Harold. "Shared Dreams: Martin Luther King, Jr., and the JewishCommunity" American Jewish History 87.4 Dec. 1 1999: 415
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| 25. | " What both
realism and liberalism miss, according to Katzenstein, is that Japan was
not reborn after World War II as a pacifist trading state."
| Source: | Hopf, Ted. "National Interests in International Society" American Political Science Review 93.3 Sept. 1 1999: 752
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