On War

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Exploring the ethics of war through a dialogue between a critically injured soldier and his spouse, this book delves into key philosophical traditions such as realism, pacifism, just war theory, and international law. It highlights the moral complexities and ambiguities surrounding warfare, drawing on historical references from the Civil War to contemporary conflicts like the Iraq War. The engaging narrative invites readers to reflect on profound ethical questions related to the justification and conduct of war.