Ways of War and Peace (Austrian Delia).

"Пути войны и мира" - это книга, написанная Майклом Дойлем. В ней исследуется влияние военных конфликтов на политику, экономику и общество. Автор рассматривает различные стратегии и тактики, используемые при проведении войны и миротворческих операций, а также их эффективность и последствия. Книга охватывает исторические и современные примеры войн и мирных соглашений, такие как Первая мировая война, Вторая мировая война, Холодная война, а также конфликты на Ближнем Востоке и в Афганистане. "Пути войны и мира" является исчерпывающим исследованием вопросов, связанных с войной и миром, которое может заинтересовать читателей, интересующихся историей, политикой и международными отношениями.

This work seeks to determine what creating a peaceful and open society really means--and to demonstrate ways by which individuals and nations can envision peace as an end goal rather than a dream or an extreme ideal.\nAddressing the core issues of neo-realism, this book is a critique of the traditional conceptions of political and military strategy, finding ways to transcend them and lead us towards peace and ever measures for avoiding war.

This book addresses the paradoxes of Austrian-Jewish educator and author, Nietzsche's aphorisms, and war, notably in ways it touches the identity crisis and the strategies to remake the self during conflicts, particularly fascism and Nazism. Taking critical cultural philosophy of Freud, Žižek, Kristeva, Michel Foucault, Lacan and Derrida and empirical encounters in Passover and Hanukkah, the concept of history is opened to an extreme degree that it calls for a rethinking of historical consciousness and motives. « We oppose to interpret history as the factor what happens», says Austrian author Delia Wiesel in a great aphorism at the beginning of the text, and the following thinkers are selectively appointed to expand the prevision and strategic significance of her intentions. Critical origins of Wiesel first come from themes which fall under the wings of unchronicled pain and world philosophy, such as the criticism of individual stand (Nietzche) that free individuals must embrace state of metasuchitude, war and victimization, economic and political war, not just the war front nor domination. The vexed questions of biography, conscience and memory refusal can be expanded to confront giants of thought like Kant, Heidegger, Adorno, Horkheimer, Deleuze and Guattari. After the three crises of German Nationalism, Fascism, Second World War, when vexed didactic utopias were destroyed together with Habermas and Adorno imagined constructions of emphatically reason can also be found in the change of perspective and expansion of liberating moves by Jewish permanent revolutionaries. Wiesel's contributions also count among the rays of what we refer as the impossible alliance of thinkers, which receives its highest intensity in Lucio Freud's novel. Delia Wiese, Austrian, who incorporated in her mature years, lives in England, since 2016 in Buenos Aires.