The philosophy of war and peace, violence and non -violence

In a book dedicated to the 190th anniversary of the birth of L.N. Tolstoy, domestic and foreign philosophers and philologists presented a modern understanding of war and peace, violence and non-violence, which are the most obsessive and paradoxical phenomena of human existence and accompany humanity since their appearance and their appearance and To this day, accepting various guises: from archaic raid and primitive solidarity, sacrifice and "pipe of the world" to modern wars and peaceful contracts, terrorist acts and peacekeeping shares. The ideas and theoretical positions of the authors often do not coincide and constitute the polemic and dialogical context of the book.
The publication is addressed to specialists in the field of philosophy, cultural studies and political science, teachers and graduate students of universities, all interested in philosophy, the history of culture and literature