The Ways of War
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Thriller & Suspense
Action & Adventure
History
Formato
Kindle
Páginas
193
Idioma
Croata
Publicado
Jan 1, 2023
Editorial
Sharp Ink
ISBN-10
8028291678
ISBN-13
9788028291679
Descripción
Tom Kettle and Mary Sheehy Kettle delve into the intricate and multifaceted nature of warfare in their insightful exploration of military conflicts throughout history. The work challenges conventional notions by examining the various strategies, motivations, and consequences that emerge from encounters on the battlefield. Through a blend of historical analysis and contemporary reflection, the authors illuminate how warfare shapes societies, cultures, and individual lives.
As they navigate through different time periods and conflicts, the Kettles highlight the stark realities of combat and the ideals that often drive nations into war. Their examination transcends the mere tactics of battle, revealing the deeper psychological and emotional dimensions that accompany human involvement in warfare. The prose is accessible yet profound, inviting readers to grapple with complex themes while fostering a greater understanding of the human condition.
Throughout the narrative, the authors aim to engage their audience in critical thinking about the ethereal nature of conflict and the eternal question of its justification. By bridging past and present, they offer valuable insights into how the lessons learned from historical wars can inform our perspectives on modern conflicts, urging a contemplation not only of strategy but also of peace.
As they navigate through different time periods and conflicts, the Kettles highlight the stark realities of combat and the ideals that often drive nations into war. Their examination transcends the mere tactics of battle, revealing the deeper psychological and emotional dimensions that accompany human involvement in warfare. The prose is accessible yet profound, inviting readers to grapple with complex themes while fostering a greater understanding of the human condition.
Throughout the narrative, the authors aim to engage their audience in critical thinking about the ethereal nature of conflict and the eternal question of its justification. By bridging past and present, they offer valuable insights into how the lessons learned from historical wars can inform our perspectives on modern conflicts, urging a contemplation not only of strategy but also of peace.
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