If you are in need for a new blog topic, I would be interested in an article on Clausewitz influence on philosophy and histography.
Had a book about the history of philosophy in my hands lately and notably Machiavelli was treated, but not Clausewitz.
One meta-concept I took away from Clausewitz was to view social processes, as war and politics are, as a system of many opposing and supporting forces. Somewhat exaggerated, viewing social processes like a Newtonian physics problem.
(I hope that this is no complete misinterpretation of Clausewitz' work, if so happy to be corrected).
Good article as always.
If you are in need for a new blog topic, I would be interested in an article on Clausewitz influence on philosophy and histography.
Had a book about the history of philosophy in my hands lately and notably Machiavelli was treated, but not Clausewitz.
One meta-concept I took away from Clausewitz was to view social processes, as war and politics are, as a system of many opposing and supporting forces. Somewhat exaggerated, viewing social processes like a Newtonian physics problem.
(I hope that this is no complete misinterpretation of Clausewitz' work, if so happy to be corrected).