Tape # 3 of 7. Side One: 3rd talk by George Woodcock - speaks about the Roots of Civil Disobedience in England. followed by a discussion with Dr. J.H. Winter of the History Department at the University of British Columbia. Side Two: print through from side 1 only.
Tape #4 of 7 - Strikes and Civil Disobedience. Side One: 4th talk of Woodcock - Discusses the cultural and social roots of the Idea of Civil Disobedience - Theories of the Early Visionary Labour Leaders and their concept of resistance to an unjust system, followed by discussion with Prof. Walter Younge of the Dept. of Political Science at the University of British Columbia. Side Two: print through from side 1 only.
Tape #2 of 7. Side One: 2nd talk by George Woodcock, Civil disobedience in India-Ghandi, followed by a discussion with Joseph Richardson on the Department of Religious Studies at the University of British Columbia. Side Two: print through from side 1only.
Tape #5 of 7. Side One: 5th talk by Woodcock - talks about Russia Tolstoy and the dissenting sects, followed by a discussion with Dr. Ivan Avakumavich, Prof. in the Dept. of Political Science and the University of British Columbia. Side Two: print through from side 1 only.
Tape #6 of 7. Side One: 6th talk by Woodcock - talks about Ghandi, followed by a discussion with Prof. W.H. Hulland, Dept. of Asian Studies at the University of British Columbia. Side Two: print through from side 1 only.
Tape #7 of 7. Side One: 7th talk by Woodcock - "That other America"; American Civil Disobedience, followed by discussion with Dr. Warren Tallman of the University of British Columbia. Side Two: print through from side 1 only.
The Book is about Auchwicz and its concentration camp. The author was imprisoned there and attempts to find the meaning of that experience and its effection individual man. Side One: Part 1 of above meditation/book. Side Two: blank.
