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The destruction of Gaza: Satellite measurements of the economic cost of war. [PDF]
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Worldview, 1974
The literature of the First World War, to begin with that one, illustrates a tragic paradox: The most destructive of human enterprises can nourish the most creative. Probably no single event in history allowed the transformation of so many intense personal experiences—often presented for outspokenly didactic reasons or as cries of impotent frustration ...
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The literature of the First World War, to begin with that one, illustrates a tragic paradox: The most destructive of human enterprises can nourish the most creative. Probably no single event in history allowed the transformation of so many intense personal experiences—often presented for outspokenly didactic reasons or as cries of impotent frustration ...
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Abstract: This second part of the dossier “Literature, War, and Exile,” which presents the rediscovered French text written by Erich Auerbach, comprises three components: a “Note on the Text” by Christian Rivoletti, a “Transcript from Auerbach’s Original French Typescript,” and an English “Translation from the French” by Haun Saussy, accompanied by ...
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Abstract: This second part of the dossier “Literature, War, and Exile,” which presents the rediscovered French text written by Erich Auerbach, comprises three components: a “Note on the Text” by Christian Rivoletti, a “Transcript from Auerbach’s Original French Typescript,” and an English “Translation from the French” by Haun Saussy, accompanied by ...
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The Review of Politics, 1942
War has been such a shaping force in human history that no period has escaped its influence. This century seems especially cursed with the burden of two World Wars, not to mention the Russian and the German revolutions. To satisfy current interest in military affairs, armies, and the conduct of war, the following survey of military literature has been ...
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War has been such a shaping force in human history that no period has escaped its influence. This century seems especially cursed with the burden of two World Wars, not to mention the Russian and the German revolutions. To satisfy current interest in military affairs, armies, and the conduct of war, the following survey of military literature has been ...
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