On War

In «On War,» Carl von Clausewitz offers a profound examination of war's complex nature, blending philosophical inquiry with historical analysis. Written in the early 19th century, this seminal work articulates a comprehensive theory of warfare, emphasizing the interplay between political objectives and military strategy. Clausewitz's literary style is characterized by an analytical rigor and an engaging narrative that illuminates the often chaotic and unpredictable dynamics of conflict. His famous aphorism, «War is merely the continuation of politics by other means,» encapsulates his belief that war cannot be... Next