Modern Political Tradition: Hobbes to Habermas: Nationalism and a People's War
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    [title] => Nationalism and a People's War
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    [synopsis] => Part of the legacy of the French Revolution was the development of two phenomena: nationalism and the modern way of warfare. Look at the philosophical work of military theorist Carl von Clausewitz, who distinguished between "real war" and "pure war" (the latter being the type ushered in by Napoleon), as you consider the novelty and significance of these changes.
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