History of the Fearlessness Movement: An Introduction

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Tech Paper 22.pdf (1.15 MB)

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2007

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In Search of Fearlessness Research Institute

Abstract

Although the In Search of Fearlessness Project (1989-) is coming on toward its 18th birthday, it has always been important to locate this Project as a New Social Movement, with an ancient-rooted past in a concrete history of liberation movements (E. and W.). This historical work has only barely begun in a systematic way....

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fear, fearlessness movement, history of fearlessness, new social movements

Citation

Fisher, R. M. (2007). History of the Fearlessness Movement: An Introduction (Technical Paper No.22). Vancouver, BC: In Search of Fearlessness Research Institute. .

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/109987

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