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The Impossible will take a little while : a citizen's guide to hope in a time of fear / edited by Paul Rogat Loeb.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Basic Books, c2004.Description: viii, 422 p.; 21 cmISBN:
  • 0465041663
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • HN65 .I47 2004 65 .I47 2004
  • HN
Contents:
Contents:
1. Seeds of the possible
Seamus Heaney, From The Cure at Troy
Diane Ackerman, A Slender Thread
Jonathan Kozol, Ordinary Resurrections
Marian Wright Edelman, Standing Up for Children
Danusha Veronica Goska, Political paralysis
2. Dark Before the dawn
W.H. Auden, From September 1, 1939
Howard Zinn, The Optimism of Uncertainty
Nelson Mandela, The Dark Years
Vaclav Havel, An Orientation of the Heart
3. Everyday Grace
Wendell Berry, The Peace of Wild Things
Antonio Machado, From Last Night As I Was Sleeping
Scott Russell Sanders, Mountain Music
Arthur Waskow, The Sukkah of Shalom
Rose Marie Berger, Getting our Gaze Back
Henri Nouwen, Fragile and Hidden
Parker Palmer, There is a Season
4. The Flight of our Dreams
Eduardo Galeano, Celebration of the human voice
Pablo Neruda, Childhood and poetry
Susan Griffin, To Love the Marigold
John Lewis, Walking with the Wind
Rosemarie Freeney Harding, Freedom Songs
Toni Mirosevich, Rough Translation
Walter Wink, Jesus and Alinsky
Vern Huffman, Stories from the Cha Cha Cha
Sherman Alexie, Do not Go Gentle
Tony Kushner, Despair is a Lie We Tell Ourselves
5. Courage is contagious
Marge Piercy, To Be of Use
Victoria Safford, The Small Work in Great Work
Rosalie Bertell, In What Do I Place My Trust
Paxus Calta-Star, Not Deterred
Jim Wallis, Faith Works
Mary Catherine Bateson, Composing a Life Story
6. The Global Stage
Martin Espada, Imagine the Angels of Bread
Arundhati Roy, Come September
Ariel Dorfman, The Black Hole
Kenneth Roth, Hope for Human Rights
Mark Hertsgaard, The Green Dream
Bill McKibben, Curitiba
7. Radical Dignity
Adrienne Rich, From Natural Resources
Jalaluddin Rumi, How Have You Spent Your Life
Martin Luther King, Jr., Letter from Birmingham Jail
Paul Rogat Loeb, The Real Rosa Parks
Cornel West, Prisoners of Hope
Carla Seaquist, Behemoth in a Bathrobe
Billy Wayne Sinclair, Road to Redemption
Peter Ackerman and Jack DuVall, Resisting Terror
8. Beyond Hope
Elizabeth Barette, Origami Emoticon
Sam Hamill, From The New York Poem
Mary- Winne Ashford, Staying the Course
Joanna Macy, The Elm Dance
Nadezha Mandelstam, Hoping against hope
K.C. Golden, The Inevitability Trap
Sonya Vetra Tinsley, as told to Paul Rogat Loeb, You Have to pick you team
Margaret Wheatley, From Hope to Hopelessness
9. Only Justice Can Stop a Curse
Maya Angelou, Still I Rise
Alice Walker, Only Justice can stop a curse
Terry Tempest Williams, The Clan of One-Breasted Women
Starhawk, Next Year in Mas'Ha
Amos Oz, The Gruntwork of Peace
Desmond Tutu, No Future Without Forgiveness
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents:

1. Seeds of the possible

Seamus Heaney, From The Cure at Troy

Diane Ackerman, A Slender Thread

Jonathan Kozol, Ordinary Resurrections

Marian Wright Edelman, Standing Up for Children

Danusha Veronica Goska, Political paralysis

2. Dark Before the dawn

W.H. Auden, From September 1, 1939

Howard Zinn, The Optimism of Uncertainty

Nelson Mandela, The Dark Years

Vaclav Havel, An Orientation of the Heart

3. Everyday Grace

Wendell Berry, The Peace of Wild Things

Antonio Machado, From Last Night As I Was Sleeping

Scott Russell Sanders, Mountain Music

Arthur Waskow, The Sukkah of Shalom

Rose Marie Berger, Getting our Gaze Back

Henri Nouwen, Fragile and Hidden

Parker Palmer, There is a Season

4. The Flight of our Dreams

Eduardo Galeano, Celebration of the human voice

Pablo Neruda, Childhood and poetry

Susan Griffin, To Love the Marigold

John Lewis, Walking with the Wind

Rosemarie Freeney Harding, Freedom Songs

Toni Mirosevich, Rough Translation

Walter Wink, Jesus and Alinsky

Vern Huffman, Stories from the Cha Cha Cha

Sherman Alexie, Do not Go Gentle

Tony Kushner, Despair is a Lie We Tell Ourselves

5. Courage is contagious

Marge Piercy, To Be of Use

Victoria Safford, The Small Work in Great Work

Rosalie Bertell, In What Do I Place My Trust

Paxus Calta-Star, Not Deterred

Jim Wallis, Faith Works

Mary Catherine Bateson, Composing a Life Story

6. The Global Stage

Martin Espada, Imagine the Angels of Bread

Arundhati Roy, Come September

Ariel Dorfman, The Black Hole

Kenneth Roth, Hope for Human Rights

Mark Hertsgaard, The Green Dream

Bill McKibben, Curitiba

7. Radical Dignity

Adrienne Rich, From Natural Resources

Jalaluddin Rumi, How Have You Spent Your Life

Martin Luther King, Jr., Letter from Birmingham Jail

Paul Rogat Loeb, The Real Rosa Parks

Cornel West, Prisoners of Hope

Carla Seaquist, Behemoth in a Bathrobe

Billy Wayne Sinclair, Road to Redemption

Peter Ackerman and Jack DuVall, Resisting Terror

8. Beyond Hope

Elizabeth Barette, Origami Emoticon

Sam Hamill, From The New York Poem

Mary- Winne Ashford, Staying the Course

Joanna Macy, The Elm Dance

Nadezha Mandelstam, Hoping against hope

K.C. Golden, The Inevitability Trap

Sonya Vetra Tinsley, as told to Paul Rogat Loeb, You Have to pick you team

Margaret Wheatley, From Hope to Hopelessness

9. Only Justice Can Stop a Curse

Maya Angelou, Still I Rise

Alice Walker, Only Justice can stop a curse

Terry Tempest Williams, The Clan of One-Breasted Women

Starhawk, Next Year in Mas'Ha

Amos Oz, The Gruntwork of Peace

Desmond Tutu, No Future Without Forgiveness

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