Battle: A History of Combat and Culture provides an overview of the influence of ideas on warfare through the centuries and across various continents, including Europe, the Middle East, South and East Asia, and America.
Contents:
- Challenge to the idea that technology is the primary factor in warfare.
- Analysis of the cultural aspects that shape wars, based on values, expectations, and assumptions.
- Exploration of the interplay between reality and ideals in combats.
- Assessment of the term 'Western way of warfare' and introduction of diverse cultural war models.
- Reflection on the significance of this knowledge for the modern fight against terrorism.
Application: This learning resource is suitable for self-study and academic education in the fields of history, culture, and military studies.
Language and level: The book is in English and intended for an advanced language level (C1–C2).
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