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Feminist, educator, Quaker, and physicist, Ursula Franklin has long been considered one of Canada's foremost advocates and practitioners of pacifism. The Ursula Franklin Reader: Pacifism as a Map is a comprehensive collection of her work, and demonstrates subtle, yet critical, linkages across a range of subjects: the pursuit of peace and social justice, theology, feminism, environmental protection, education, government, and citizen activism. This thoughtful collection, drawn from more than four decades of research and teaching, brings readers into an intimate discussion with Franklin, and makes a passionate case for how to build a society centered around peace. Pacifism -- Women And Feminism -- Technology -- Nature And Ecology -- Citizens And Government -- Education -- The Signposts On Ursula Franklin's Pacifist Map Of The World -- A Brief Overview Of Pacifist And Quaker Belief And Action -- Pt. 1. The Pursuit Of Peace: Pacifism As A Map -- The Nature Of Conscience And The Nature Of War -- Reflections On Theology And Peace -- The Indivisibility Of Peace -- Quaker Witness In A Technological Society -- What Of The Citizen -- Women And Militarism -- Nuclear Peace -- Peace As An Ongoing Issue -- Peace, Technology And The Role Of Ordinary People -- Global Justice Chez Nous -- How The World Has Changed -- On The First Anniversary Of September 11 -- Pt. 2. Here And Now: The Technological World -- Environments Versus Nature -- Earth Without A Creation Myth: The View From China -- Silence And The Notion Of The Commons -- Liberty Technology And Hope -- New Issues Of Access To Justice Raised By Modern Technology --^ New Threats To Human Rights Through Science And Technology : The Need For Standards -- Pt. 3. Coping With The Changing The Technological World -- New Approaches To Understanding Technology -- All Is Not Well In The House Of Technology -- Every Tool Shapes The Task; Communities And The Information Highway -- Beyond The Hype: Thinking About The Information Highway -- Will Women Change Technology Or Will Technology Change Women -- Stormy Weather: Reflections On Violence As An Environment -- Commemoration For The Montreal Massacre Victims -- Legitimate Expectations -- What Is A Green Energy Policy, And What Would We Have If We Had One -- Citizen Politics New Dimensions To Old Problems: Reflections For Jane Jacobs -- Citizen Politics: Advocacy In The Urban Habitat -- Planning And The Religious Mind: Der Mensch Denkt Gott Lenkt-- On Speaking Truth To Planning -- Pt. 4. Teaching And Learning -- Reflections On Science And The Citizen -- The Second Scientist -- The Sandbox And The Tools --^ The Real World Of Mathematics, Science, And Technology Education -- Letter To A Graduate Student, From Ursula Franklin -- Looking Forward, Looking Back -- Personally Happy And Publicly Useful -- Teaching As Activism; Equity Meets Environmentalism. Ursula Franklin ; With An Introduction By Michelle Swenarchuk. Includes Bibliographical References.