A Philosophy of WarAlgora Publishing, 2002 - 280 pàgines In this snappily-written interdisciplinary framework for understanding war's nature and causation, Moseley considers war from all angles: Christian, Marxist, Platonic, behavioralist, economic, psychological, and biological. He concludes that market-based societies tend to foster cooperation more than combat. |
Continguts
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Types of War | 23 |
Metaphysics and the NonInevitability of War | 39 |
Human Nature and War | 51 |
War and Human Biology | 69 |
Between Biology and Culture | 95 |
Culture and War | 121 |
Between Culture and Reason Civilization and War | 157 |
Rationalism and War | 169 |
Idealism Metaphysical Beliefs and War | 205 |
Epistemological Beliefs and War | 225 |
Conclusions on War and Peace | 243 |
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Unintentional War | 145 |
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