Index
activism 2
,
3
,
6
,
68
,
74
,
78
,
160
,
163 –164 protest; resistance
aesthetic experience 160 –161 162 –163
agency 2
,
7
,
14
non-autonomous 10
robust 12
threats to 10
,
21 –23 authority; autonomy
American Civil War 108n3
anger 20 –22
art 6
,
163
as activism 163 –164
as collaboration 162
as communication 160
as process 160
,
161 –162
as product 159 –160
as self-expression 160
the arts 5 –6 159 –164
artist 160
,
161 –162
audience 160 –161 162
authority
epistemic 104
,
106
practical 2
,
8
,
16 –17 23 agency; autonomy
autonomy 7
,
31
,
32
feminist critique of 12
individualist 7
relational 2
,
8
,
12 –13
the mastery approach 9
,
12
,
23 agency; authority
Brison, Susan 32
Bufacchi, Vittorio 2
,
31
Cady, Duane 139 –140 142
care ethics 88 –90 140 –141 145 –146
against violence 89 –90
capitalism 34n
,
108
,
133
Center for Global Nonkilling 143
choice 15 –16 21 –22
Christiansen, Silke Marie 124
civility 65
classism 106 –110
climate change
as a war 118
,
132 –133
coercive mitigation of 4 –5 120 –121 122 –124
direct threat 121 –122
mitigation by developing versus developed countries 119
mitigation through military action 117 –118 120
,
125 –126 134
refugees 131
responsibility for 124 –125
securitization of 121 –123 133 –134
severe or catastrophic 120
threat multiplier 121
,
134 Paris Climate Accord
coercion 10 –11
collective collaboration 6
,
162
combatants 4
,
96 –97 106
epistemic position of 107
,
110
moral asymmetry of 100
moral equality of 107
Comins Mingol, Irene 144 –147
communication 38
,
160
Concerned Philosophers for Peace 156
conflict 149 –150
transformation 5
,
146 –147 150
,
163
resolution 146
danger
perception of 89
deference 15
DiAngelo, Robin 52 –53
discourse ethics 144 –145
critiques of 145
Dotson, Kristie 37
,
40n4
,
42
,
63
eco-apartheid 134n2
emotion 163
empathy 6
,
159
,
162
epistemic
3
arrogance 3
,
56 –57 59 –61 65 intellectual arrogance
authority 104
,
106
bias 103
,
104 –106 106 –110
humility 56
,
61 intellectual humility
injustice 2
,
39
,
43
violence 43
,
44
ethics of care see care ethics
false consciousness 55
feminine
denigration of 83
,
104 –106
feminism 1n
,
5
,
87
,
151
antiwar 25
,
131
ecological 142
history of 140
progress 93 feminist
feminist 1
epistemology 4
,
47 –48 101
,
103 –104
ethic of care 90
issues and concerns 159
pacifism 137
perspective 4
strategy 106
theology 4
,
87 –88 92 feminism
fog of war 108 –109
fragility 3
,
52 –53 58 –59
as silencing 64 –65
epistemic vice 62
function of 62 –63
impact of 66
white 52 –53 61
Frankfurt, Harry 10
free speech 2
,
29
,
44
,
47 –48 64
Fricker, Miranda 2
,
39
,
42 –43 55
Garver, Newton 30
gaslighting 41n2
gender studies 5
,
137
,
150 –151
Geneva Conventions 111
God
as female 81
as male 4
,
80
,
81 –82 84
,
91 –93
as mother 88
,
91
,
93
as violent 84 –85
belief in 80
of war 84
perception of 92 –93
re-imaging 4
,
90 –93
Green Climate Fund 119
green ethics 131
,
134
green technologies 5
,
118
,
130n
Gulf War 128 –129
Habermas, Jurgen 144 –145
hermeneutical injustice 40 –41
Holmes, Robert 138 –139
ideology 3
,
53 –55
capitalist 34n
,
108
,
133
hegemonic 43
racist 53
,
55 –56 58
sexist 38
,
58
inclusive learning community 46n1
integrity 2
,
31
violations of 32 –33 35
intellectual
arrogance 56
,
62 epistemic arrogance
humility 56 –58 61 epistemic humility
servility 56n
interdisciplinary 2
,
5
,
143
,
151
interpretation of meaning 55
,
60 –61 161
intersectionality 1
,
6
,
19
,
51
,
87
japanese gardens 155
,
164
jus ad bellum
principles 127 –130
jus in bello 96
,
99
just war theory 5
,
112 –113 127 –130
connections to pacifism 97n2
,
109n3
,
111
feminist critiques of 131
,
133 –134
revisionists 97 –98 112 –113
traditionalists 96
,
111 war
just war tradition 97
,
111
Kadi, Joanna 107 –109
kyriarchy 87
language 142
,
147
importance of 80
,
92
liability to attack 130
liberalism 7
,
11n3
feminist critique of 8
liberty 2
,
7n
lying 113
masculinist 7
,
80
masculinity 4
master narratives 18n2
mastery
in relations with others 11 self-mastery
McKibben, Bill 132 –133
McMahan, Jeff 4
,
96 –97 101
Middle East 159
misogynist
assumptions 21
ideology 38
society 19
morality
codifying in law 98 –99 100 –101 111n3
,
113
mothering 91
Muscle Magic 155
myth of redemptive violence 85 –86
myth of self-sufficiency 90
myth of the metals 107 noble lie
National Association Opposed to Women’s Suffrage (naows) 101 –102
neuroethics 148
neuroscience of ethics 148 –149 150
Nineteenth (19th) Amendment 101
critics of 101 –102
noble lie 107n3
,
113 myth of the metals
nonkilling philosophy 5
,
137
,
139 –141 143 –144 147
moral foundations of 144
scope of 150 –151
nonviolence 5
,
24 –25 93
,
134
,
138
,
146 –147
oppression 3
,
62
,
69 –70 147
civilized 3
,
69 –70
effects of 105n1
race 59 –60
sex 60 –61
ownership 16
pacifism 5
,
138
,
151
,
163 –164
theories of 139 –140
Paige, Glenn 143 –144
parenting 93
París Albert, Sonia 144 –147
Paris Climate Accord 118
,
123
enforcement mechanism 120
ratification of 118
U.S. withdrawal 118 –120 climate change
paternalism 107
patriarchy 83
,
87
,
90
,
92
,
141
peace 4
,
6
,
147
building and making 6
,
91
,
156
,
158 –159 163 –164
interpersonal 161
intrapersonal 161
studies 5
,
137
,
150
,
163
transition from war 100
,
109
person 30
personal empowerment 6
,
161
police 22 –24 26
,
51
,
60
,
62
political authority 106
political philosophy 1 –2 4
preventive war 129 –130
principle of non-combatant immunity 99
protest 22
,
75
,
131
political 26
,
77
student 37 activism; resistance
public and private spheres 76
public concepts 18 –19 23 –24
burden of changing 24 –25
racial arrogance 57 –58
racial stress 53
racism 3
,
23n
,
109
as ideology 53
reactive attitudes 14
,
21
Reardon, Betty 83
,
141
religion 4
gender constructions in 82
nonviolence in 87
support for patriarchy 83
violence in 82 –83
resentment 21
resistance 3
,
68
,
71 –72 78
,
92
5
,
91
,
118
,
134
dimensions of 68 –69 75
global versus local 73 –74 78
individual versus collective 72 –73 76 –77
loud versus quiet 74 –75 77 –78
modes of 3 –4
public versus private 73
,
76
theories of 70 –72 78 activism; protest
responsibility 11
,
14
,
17 –18
backward- and forward-looking 125
Ruddick, Sara 25
,
91
,
133
,
140 –141
self-mastery 9 –10 13 mastery
sexism 3
,
104 –106
silencing 2
,
63 –64
definitions of 36 –37 63 –64
feeling versus being silenced 36n2
instances versus practices of 64
justified 46 –47 48
morally appropriate 44 –45
not violence 43 –44
outcome-based account 36
types of 35 –36
speech act theory 145
Syrian conflict 122
testimonial
injustice 39 –40
justice 55
quieting 37
,
63
smothering 37
,
63
threat 32
,
129
tone-policing 65
transformation
interpersonal 6
,
162
intrapersonal 6
,
161
political 128
U.N. Security Council 117
legal authority of 124 –125
moral authority of 126 –127
response to climate change 120 –121 122 –124
victim-blaming 18
video games 86
Vietnam War 110n2
violence 2 –3 12
,
20
,
22 –24 161
against women 83 –84 86
domestic 84
epistemic 2 –3 28
,
41 –42 63 –64
expressive function of 22 –24
in human nature 147 –148
institutional 32
,
33
interpersonal 32
,
132
in the arts 159
in the Bible 85
in war 131 –132
justified 45
outcome-based account 33 –34 43
physical 3
,
30
,
62
,
132
prima facie bad 45
religious 82 –83
social 83
theories of 30 –31
the problem of 142
threats of 32
virtual 86
violentism 138 –139
violentology perspective 139
,
149
war
deep morality of 4
,
96 –97 101
,
112
,
113
laws of 4
,
97 –98 100 –101 110
,
111
moral asymmetry of 99
transition to peace 100
,
109 just war theory
Warren, Karen 140
,
142
white supremacy 3
,
52 –53 62
women’s suffrage 101 –103
World War i 108n3
,
110n2