KnowraPacifismLinked fromLinked fromThe 43 pages that link to Pacifism, each with the reason it gives.All 43Broader topic 1Related 16Narrower topic 14Compared with 12Conscientious objectionNarrower topic: Pacifism is a broader conviction that can motivate, but is not required for, objection.Bertha von SuttnerNarrower topic: Suttner's writing and organizing developed within this broader tradition.Jean JaurèsNarrower topic: Jaurès’s efforts to avert war made him a lasting reference point for French pacifists.Christian pacifismNarrower topic: Christian pacifism is one religious form of a wider ethical position.NonresistanceNarrower topic: Nonresistance is one possible practice within the broader family of pacifist beliefs.Women's International League for Peace and FreedomNarrower topic: The league’s opposition to war places it within organized pacifist movements.Japanese pacifismNarrower topic: Japanese pacifism is a historically specific tradition within this broader family of ideas.Anarcho-pacifismNarrower topic: Anarcho-pacifism extends pacifist commitments to opposition to state power.Frédéric PassyNarrower topic: Passy’s career exemplifies organized, political pacifism rather than a purely personal refusal of violence.Romain RollandNarrower topic: Rolland’s public identity during the First World War was defined by his antiwar stance.Emily Greene BalchNarrower topic: Balch became a prominent advocate of organized, international pacifism.Carl von OssietzkyNarrower topic: His lifelong opposition to militarism shaped both his journalism and the Nobel citation.Ernesto Teodoro MonetaNarrower topic: Moneta’s record tests how peace activism can coexist with patriotic and military commitments.Jeannette RankinNarrower topic: Rankin’s antiwar votes expressed a principled commitment to nonviolence.