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Letters
Letters
War of the Words • Witt and Wisdom • Classics and Scholarship • Determined Not To Know? • Reality and Morality • A Climate of Criticism? • Caged by Mathematics? • Relationships and (A)Morality
War of the Words
Dear Editor: I found that Issue 105 on ‘War and Peace’ focused more on war. That’s understandable since war is more primal, garnering more attention. Peace is complex, and dull by comparison. But I think our natural emphasis on war and violence also has to do with the fact that wars still occur and the feeling that maybe we haven’t learned anything.
Margaret MacMillan’s book The War That Ended Peace is about a peace lasting many decades that was ended by the outbreak of WWI.
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