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Index
Acknowledgments Foreword Foreword INTRODUCTION Origins of Nonviolent Communication Purpose of NVC PART I • The Mechanics of Speaking Peace CHAPTER 1 The Two Questions CHAPTER 2 How Can We Express What's Alive in Us? Observations Feelings Needs CHAPTER 3 How Can We Make Life More Wonderful? Requests Requests versus Demands PART II • Applying NVC CHAPTER 4 Change within Ourselves Growth through Self-Education Self-Empathy for Our 'Mistakes' Healing Old Hurts—Mourning versus Apology CHAPTER 5 Connecting with Others Empathically Responding to the Messages of Others CHAPTER 6 Seeing the Beauty in Others CHAPTER 7 What Do You Want to Change? CHAPTER 8 Gangs and Other Domination Structures How We Got Where We Are Creating Change in Our Schools Working with Gangs in Ghettos Changing Other Social Institutions CHAPTER 9 Transforming Enemy Images and Connecting Mediating Between Warring Tribes Addressing Terrorism PART III • Speaking Peace for Social Change CHAPTER 10 Joining Forces with Others to Create Social Change Funding for Social Change CHAPTER 11 Dealing with Conflict and Confrontation Seeing the Human Being across the Table Transforming Conflict in Business Transforming Business Culture When People Won't Meet CHAPTER 12 Gratitude Praise and Compliments as Damaging Judgments Expressing Gratitude with NVC How to Receive Gratitude CHAPTER 13 Summary/Final Thoughts Bibliography Index Some Basic Feelings and Needs We All Have How You Can Use the NVC Process About CNVC and NVC About PuddleDancer Press Trade Books from PuddleDancer Press Trade Booklets from PuddleDancer Press NVC Materials Available from CNVC About the Author
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