 | Brien Hallett - 1998 - 212 pages
...war in Vietnam]. To return again to Clausewitz: ... We see clearly that the activities characteristic of war may be split into two main categories: those that are merely preparation for war, and war proper. The same distinction must be made in theory as well. [1976,131]... | |
 | Edward Luttwak - 2001 - 324 pages
...intimidation. This does not correspond to Clausewitz's distinction: "the activities characteristic of war may be split into two main categories: those...that are merely preparations for war and war proper," with the implication that what I call "linear logic" ("science" in his terminology) applies to the... | |
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To sum up: we clearly see that the activities characteristic of war may be split into two main categories: those that are merely preparations for war, and war proper. The same distinction must be made in theory as well. The knowledge and skills involved... 