The Secret Heart of Violence
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The Secret Heart of Violence
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There is a secret heart inside violence, but most of us are taught to avoid violence, which means that we don't tend to learn much about it.
In this episode, I explore the conditions that create healthy forms of violence and the conditions that make violence frakked up and a losing game for everyone.
Violence has an important purpose, and it can be understood and addressed intelligently. In fact, people (and animals) have been studying and responding to violence skillfully for centuries.
We can take an off-ramp from abusive and violent relationships, ideologies, and groups -- but first, we have to understand how we went down this wrong road, and how we can get onto a road that's going somewhere better.
Mentioned in this episode:
My Master's thesis on autism: Interrogating Normal: Autism Social Skills Training at the Margins of a Social Fiction: https://scholarworks.calstate.edu/concern/theses/mw22v614s
Books mentioned in this episode: https://bookshop.org/lists/the-off-ramp-project
Talk to Me by Emma Van Der Klift
Warriors and Peacemakers by Mark Cooney
The Power Manual by Cyndi Suarez
When Killing is a Crime by Tony Waters (and me!): https://www.rienner.com/title/When_Killing_Is_a_Crime