
Clausewitz (w/Elizabeth Dearden-Williams)
Political Theory 101
The Paradox of War and Peace in Roman Thought
This chapter explores the complexities of war as presented by Clausewitz, contrasting the romanticized view of warfare with its chaotic reality. It examines how Roman leaders, particularly Emperor Septimius Severus, justified ongoing military campaigns as essential for maintaining peace and loyalty within a diverse empire.
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