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CHAPTER II: Historical and Sociological/ Cultural Theories of
Peace
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Chapter Aims and Objectives:
2. Discuss the different dimensions and operative values of promoting the culture of
peace.
2.2 Explain the historical and cultural facets of peace and conflicts.
2.3. Explain how the dynamics of culture contribute to the existence of conflicts and also to
peace-building
Lesson 1: A Cuéture of Peace
Lesson Outcomes:
2.1.1 Define and understand the meaning of culture of peace.
2.1.2 Discuss social, political and economic continuum of culture of peace
2.13. Reflect and share about the manifestations of culture of peace in one’s own
community.cay
EOD
= The UNESCO preamble states that: "Since wars begin in
the minds of men/women, it is in the minds of
menjwomen that the defences of peace must be
constructed.”
- A Culture of Peace is a way of life. It is based on respect
and protection of every person's human dignity -
regardless of race, religion, class, etc
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What Js Cubture Of Peace ?
‘The UN Declaration states that, “a culture of peace is a set of values, attitudes, traditions,
modes of behaviour and ways of life that reflect and inspire these values:
© Respect for life and for all human © Promotion of the equal rights and
rights; ‘opportunities of women and men
© Rejection of violence in all its forms © Recognition of the right of everyone
‘and commitment to the prevention of to freedom of expression,
violent conflict by tackling their root
‘causes through dialogue and
negotiation; ‘© Devotion to principles of freedom,
justice, democracy, tolerance,
solidarity, cooperation, pluralism,
cultural diversity, dialogue and
understanding between ethnic,
religious, cultural and other groups,
and between individuals.
© Opinion and information;
© Commitment to full participation in
the process of equitably meeting the
needs of the present and future
generations;
A Philippine Framework Toward a Culture of Peace
In the Philippines, a culture of peace
framework has been developed out of the
experiences and reflections of peace advocates
in the country. The figure below is a graphic
representation of this framework and was culled
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Picture i taken fram astig.phfrom the work of an active Mindanao peace advoc ate, Antonio J. Ledesma, S.J,, Arc hbishop of
Cagayan de Oro (Ledesma, 2007).
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1, Social
In the figure shown above, six dimensions and six values are indicated. These categories
represent, more or less, the major concerns and the values needed for the building of culture of
peace in the Philippines (Galace et.al. 2010). The culture of peace emphasizes the importance of
keeping the family and community together amidst all the adversities of the world today. This
is believed to be the root of culture of peace. Values like respect for human rights and democracy
make peace flourish especially when the social and political institutions ensure the fulfilment of
basic needs and social equality.Cote
Six Dimensions of Culture of Peace
4 Personal and Family Integrity
- Personal values of honesty, discipline,
frugality, etc
- Family values—fidelity, unity, love of
parents and children
= versus Vices like drugs, gambling,
pornography, etc
- __ Entails that there is a need to develop
spirituality: God-centered with social concern.
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2. Human Rights and Democracy
- Human Rights are universal, inviolable, inalienable
= Right to life, to education, freedom of religion, ete.
- Freedom of speech and assembly, right to vote freely in a genuine democracy
= _Justice—for law and order in accord with the Natural Moral Law
3. Eradication of Poverty -
: Susteineble Development Goal 2 simsto & eS
poverty’
~ Economic growth must be inclusive to
provide sustainable jobs and promote
equality.
= For integral human development
~ Provide basic needs such as food,
shelter, health and education
= promote social enterprise
4. Intercultural Understanding and
Solidarity
- For appreciation of cultures and
religions
- Combating stereotypes, discrimination, prejudice
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5. Disarmament and Cessation of Hostilities
= For conflict resolution and peace negotiations versus proliferation of firearms
- Active non-violence as a response to injustice
~ Eliminate acts of violence against persons, property and libertyCoen sees
6. _ Environmental Protection
Promote the concept of Stewardship
Protect watershed
Practice proper waste management
Fight against illegal logging, irresponsible
mining
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(Qdaat a place of you thoughts
From the lessons earlier, give an elaboration on your viewpoints on the
questions below. Please refer to our rubrics to be guided on how to present
your answers:
3. What are the particular values that your family is practicing to
contribute to peace?
2. Do you think that the “culture of peace” be fully integrated and
practiced in our Filipino culture? Why? Why not? Give facts and
justifications for your answer.
Rubrics for Essay:
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