战争：人性、社会与被塑造的历史

Her perspective offers a nuanced view of conflict beyond just battles and politics. I'm curious what motivated her to take this broad, philosophical approach.

It challenged my assumptions about why wars start and persist. I wonder if others found new insights into the human motives behind conflict.

The book weaves between concrete events and deeper musings on human nature. I’d love to know if this balance was a deliberate choice or evolved during writing.