Paul K Chappell

This work is a brilliant synthesis of traits via an exercise analogy that makes the concepts much more accessible. He puts an excellent abundance of simple diagrams in in the book which turn an abundance of cited sources into a wealth of practical attitudes, outcomes, and practices. Overtime and with realistic hope, self-discipline, solidarity, appreciation, and conscience, we can build a truly free and peaceful world society. All of this, he points out, can be strengthened like muscles through daily practice, building on empathy and Truth with discipline. Much like SNCC, Gandhi and William James showed previously. An excellent book and well worth owning and looking up the many many cited sources.… (plus d'informations)

This work is a brilliant synthesis of traits via an exercise analogy that makes the concepts much more accessible. He puts an excellent abundance of simple diagrams in in the book which turn an abundance of cited sources into a wealth of practical attitudes, outcomes, and practices. Overtime and with realistic hope, self-discipline, solidarity, appreciation, and conscience, we can build a truly free and peaceful world society. All of this, he points out, can be strengthened like muscles through daily practice, building on empathy and Truth with discipline. Much like SNCC, Gandhi and William James showed previously. An excellent book and well worth owning and looking up the many many cited sources.… (plus d'informations)