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Parity violating mechanisms in nuclei.

We discuss a new parity-violating mechanism specific for nucleons bound in the nucleus. The mechanism consists of weak emissions and absorptions of mesons by a single nucleon in the presence of the strong nuclear field, and generates a parity-violating correction to the nuclear potential. The contribution of the low-mass mesons ..pi.., rho, and ..omega.. to the new potential is completely evaluated.