Cet auteur explore les questions éthiques complexes entourant la guerre et la moralité. Fort de sa vaste expérience militaire, son travail vise à éduquer les lecteurs sur les justifications du conflit armé. Par ses écrits, il offre une perspective réfléchie sur les dilemmats moraux auxquels sont confrontés les soldats et les gouvernements, favorisant ainsi une approche plus informée et éthique de la guerre.
"Just War" explores the evolution of the Just War tradition, rooted in Christian thought, and its ethical principles applicable to all beliefs. Authors Guthrie and Quinlan analyze modern conflicts like Kosovo and Iraq, emphasizing the need for moral discipline and humanity in warfare. This concise book argues for a credible moral framework for contemporary armed conflict.
The narrative unfolds in a dream where the speaker dines with iconic poets Emily, John, and Willie, who express curiosity about contemporary life and the enduring nature of heartbreak. The conversation reveals their timeless relevance and the speaker's acknowledgment of their literary greatness. The poets' presence prompts reflection on the speaker's own writing, highlighting themes of artistic legacy and the connection between past and present. The dream serves as a platform for exploring the impact of poetry and the human experience across time.