A Terrible Love of War, a Culture of Peace
In 2004, James Hillman published a difficult and though-provoking investigation of war titled A Terrible Love of War. He writes: "I believe that we can never speak sensibly of peace or disarmament unless we enter into this love of war. Unless we enter into the martial state of soul, we cannot comprehend its pull [...]…
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