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Issues: 2003
#53
JUST
DEEDS: Heart & innovation in the real world
Envisioning
new ways of tackling what needs to be done, these social entrepreneurs
and innovators have translated ideas into actions, words into deeds.
Their personal commitment demonstrates the unlimited potential of
human imagination to overcome social, environmental and economic problems
— thereby positively transforming the world. Living their ideals,
they inspire their own communities and demonstrate humanity in action
to us all — a welcome antidote to the massively destructive present-day
insanity of military "solutions."
COVER:
A girl who makes incense in Bangalore, India; photo by Janet Jarman
CONTENTS:
ARTICLES,
ESSAYS ETC: Living
Words - John Hanagan; Norbert Vollertsen's Personal Campaign
- Don Kirk; Saving Tibet's Children - Sienna Craig; Peace
Boat - Ken Rodgers; Lakei eh Metat: "Man Who Has Disappeared"
- Keith Harmon Snow; Goenka-ji: Peace Through Inner Wisdom -
Chris Summerville; Healing a Divided Land - Beth Hillman
interviews Ke Chung Kim; Mihariban's Matsuura Yoneko - Eric Johnston;
Calm Voices of Hope - Paul D. Scott; Democratizing the News
Democratizes Nepal - Stewart Wachs; The Abandoned Jewels of Cambodia
- Kimberlye Kowalczyk; Sculpting in Time - Philip J. Cunningham;
Living Deeds - Ken
Rodgers; Prison Matriarch - Rita Dixit-Kubiak; Social Marketing
- Ken Rodgers; Artists Without Borders - Amanda Suutari;
We Do It Ourselves - Najima Pover; Wells to Hell - Douglas
Bullis; Working for Change in Mongolia - Paul D. Scott; (Re)building
Cultural Space in Mongolia - Paul D. Scott; Champions from the
Street - Vong Sokheng; Filming the Forgotten - Tim Hornyak;
Living Future: What the World Wants - Medard Gabel; This Can't
Last Forever - Daniel Rothenberg on political change in Burma; A
Small Restaurant on the Edge of Life - as told by David Greer
POETRY: I See a War
- Huang Xiang
FICTION: The Cost of
Living - Cho Se-hui (trans. Bruce & Ju-chan Fulton)
ENCOUNTERS: Recreating
Memory - Paul Scott; Reflecting on Hiroshima - Bjorn
Axelsson, Sonja Krause Burkins, Jessica Rasplica Rodd, Jeremy N. Majors;
Tackling the Traffic - Amanda Suutari; Hands in the Soil -
Amanda Suutari
RAMBLE: Living Wisdom
- Robert Brady
REVIEWS: Global
Uprising: Confronting the Tyrannies of the 21st Century, Neva
Welton and Linda Wolf, reviewed by Deidre May; Japanese Crafts,
Japan Craft Forum, reviewed by Douglas Bullis; The Good Women
of China: Hidden Voices, Xinran, reviewed by Lauren Deutsch;
A Bright Shining Lie: John Paul Vann and America in Vietnam,
Neil Sheehan
Plus Voices (our quotes page), Word, and Readers' Resources.
further
introduction to articles
Theme
Issues
Street, Just Deeds,
Transience, Media
in Asia, Time, Transforming Conflict, Inaka,
Orthodoxy & Heresy, Word, Sacred Mountains of Asia, The Death & Resurrection of Kyoto, Radicalism of Cultural Continuity, Neighborhoods, Allure
of the Exotic, Kyoto
Speaks, Eros, Japan in the Year 2020
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