Written amid the devastation of the First World War, Why Men Fight asks what drives individuals and nations toward conflict—and what kind of society might allow humanity to escape the cycle of violence. Bertrand Russell examines the state, war, property, education, marriage, and religion, arguing that lasting peace requires more than political agreements: it demands institutions that encourage creativity, freedom, and the healthy development of human impulses. Passionate, provocative, and deeply concerned with individual liberty, Why Men Fight is both a critique of the forces that produce conflict and a philosophical argument for rebuilding society on principles that allow human beings to flourish.

Author: Bertrand Russell

Year: 1916

Type: Non Fiction

Tags: War, Society, Reform

Languages: English

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