Terrifying love of war

War is a timeless power in human imagination and even in everyday life. When engaged in destruction, her soldiers and victims reveal a paradoxical, but deep sense of existence, human being. In the "terrifying love of war," James Hillman, one of the most respected modern psychologists, is taking a breakthrough study of the essence of the war, its psychological sources and inhuman behavior. Using stories from various fronts and times, letters of participants, military authorities analyzes, classic myths and works of great thinkers, including Twain, Tolstoy, Kant, Arendt, Foucault and Levinas, Hillman is deploying an extensive and detailed study, leading to a fundamentally new understanding of the simultaneous attractiveness And the disgust of the war. This is an exciting, necessary book in our cruel world