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Book Details
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Author: Robert Parker
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Brand: Routledge
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Edition: 1st Edition
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Binding: Paperback
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Number of Pages: 308
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ISBN: 9781138989221
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Languages: English
About The Book
The Philosophy of War by Robert Parker is a thought-provoking examination of the moral, philosophical, and political questions surrounding the concept of war. Drawing from a wide range of philosophical traditions and historical examples, this book explores the ethical challenges and dilemmas that arise in times of conflict.
The book delves into various perspectives on war, including:
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Just War Theory, which examines the conditions under which war can be morally justified.
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Pacifism and its argument against the use of force in any situation.
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Realism, which argues that states must act in their self-interest in the international arena, even if this involves the use of force.
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The role of human nature and political power in the decision to go to war.
Through a series of in-depth discussions and case studies, Parker provides insights into the nature of war, the moral implications of warfare, and the impact of war on both the individual and society. The book also explores contemporary issues, such as the ethics of preemptive strikes, the use of drones, and the complexities of modern warfare.
Key Features:
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Philosophical Perspectives on the ethics of war, including contributions from leading theorists.
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Case Studies that bring theoretical discussions to life with real-world examples.
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Clear, Accessible Language to engage students and scholars alike in the complex moral questions of war.
Praise for the Book:
"Parker's work offers a compelling analysis of the philosophical and ethical dilemmas of war. It is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the moral underpinnings of international conflict." – Journal of Political Philosophy
"A timely and necessary examination of the philosophy of war, relevant for contemporary debates on military intervention and international relations." – Global Ethics Review
The Philosophy of War is an essential resource for anyone studying the ethics, philosophy, or politics of war, offering a thorough examination of one of the most profound issues in international relations and political theory.
