On War

Author: Clausewitz Carl von;Howard Michael Eliot;Paret Peter  

Publisher: Princeton University Press‎

Publication year: 2008

E-ISBN: 9781400837403

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780691018546

Subject: E0 Military Theory

Keyword: 军事史

Language: ENG

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On War is the most significant attempt in Western history to understand war, both in its internal dynamics and as an instrument of policy. Since the work's first appearance in 1832, it has been read throughout the world, and has stimulated generations of soldiers, statesmen, and intellectuals.

Chapter

4 On Danger in War

4 On Danger in War

5 On Physical Effort in War

5 On Physical Effort in War

6 Intelligence in War

6 Intelligence in War

7 Friction in War

7 Friction in War

8 Concluding Observations on Book One

8 Concluding Observations on Book One

BOOK TWO: On the Theory of War

BOOK TWO: On the Theory of War

1 Classifications of the Art of War

1 Classifications of the Art of War

2 On the Theory of War

2 On the Theory of War

3 Art of War or Science of War

3 Art of War or Science of War

4 Method and Routine

4 Method and Routine

5 Critical Analysis

5 Critical Analysis

6 On Historical Examples

6 On Historical Examples

BOOK THREE: On Strategy in General

BOOK THREE: On Strategy in General

1 Strategy

1 Strategy

2 Elements of Strategy

2 Elements of Strategy

3 Moral Factors

3 Moral Factors

4 The Principal Moral Elements

4 The Principal Moral Elements

5 Military Virtues of the Army

5 Military Virtues of the Army

6 Boldness

6 Boldness

7 Perseverance

7 Perseverance

8 Superiority of Numbers

8 Superiority of Numbers

9 Surprise

9 Surprise

10 Cunning

10 Cunning

11 Concentration of Forces in Space

11 Concentration of Forces in Space

12 Unification of Forces in,Time

12 Unification of Forces in,Time

13 The Strategic Reserve

13 The Strategic Reserve

14 Economy of Force

14 Economy of Force

15 The Geometrical Factor

15 The Geometrical Factor

16 The Suspension of Action in War

16 The Suspension of Action in War

17 The Character of Contemporary Warfare

17 The Character of Contemporary Warfare

18 Tension and Rest

18 Tension and Rest

BOOK FOUR: The Engagement

BOOK FOUR: The Engagement

1 Introduction

1 Introduction

2 The Nature of Battle Today

2 The Nature of Battle Today

3 The Engagement in General

3 The Engagement in General

4 The Engagement in General-Continued

4 The Engagement in General-Continued

5 The Significance of the Engagement

5 The Significance of the Engagement

6 Duration of the Engagement

6 Duration of the Engagement

7 Decision of the Engagement

7 Decision of the Engagement

8 Mutual Agreement to Fight

8 Mutual Agreement to Fight

9 The Battle: Its Decision

9 The Battle: Its Decision

10 The Battle-Continued: The Effects of Victory

10 The Battle-Continued: The Effects of Victory

11 The Battle-Continued: The Use of Battle

11 The Battle-Continued: The Use of Battle

12 Strategic Means of Exploiting Victory

12 Strategic Means of Exploiting Victory

13 Retreat after a Lost Battle

13 Retreat after a Lost Battle

14 Night Operation

14 Night Operation

BOOK FIVE: Military Forces

BOOK FIVE: Military Forces

1 General Survey

1 General Survey

2 The Army, the Theater of Operations, the Campaign

2 The Army, the Theater of Operations, the Campaign

3 Relative Strength

3 Relative Strength

4 Relationship between the Branches of the Service

4 Relationship between the Branches of the Service

5 The Army's Order of Battle

5 The Army's Order of Battle

6 General Disposition of the Army

6 General Disposition of the Army

7 Advance Guard and Outposts

7 Advance Guard and Outposts

8 Operational Use of Advanced Corps

8 Operational Use of Advanced Corps

9 Camps

9 Camps

10 Marches

10 Marches

11 Marches-Continued

11 Marches-Continued

12 Marches-Concluded

12 Marches-Concluded

13 Billets

13 Billets

14 Maintenance and Supply

14 Maintenance and Supply

15 Base of Operations

15 Base of Operations

16 Lines of Communication

16 Lines of Communication

17 Terrain

17 Terrain

18 The Command of Heights

18 The Command of Heights

BOOK SIX: Defense

BOOK SIX: Defense

1 Attack and Defense

1 Attack and Defense

2 The Relationship between Attack and Defense in Tactics

2 The Relationship between Attack and Defense in Tactics

3 The Relationship between Attack and Defense in Strategy

3 The Relationship between Attack and Defense in Strategy

4 Convergence of Attack and Divergence of Defense

4 Convergence of Attack and Divergence of Defense

5 The Character of Strategic Defense

5 The Character of Strategic Defense

6 Scope of the Means of Defense

6 Scope of the Means of Defense

7 Interaction between Attack and Defense

7 Interaction between Attack and Defense

8 Types of Resistance

8 Types of Resistance

9 The Defensive Battle

9 The Defensive Battle

10 Fortresses

10 Fortresses

11 Fortresses-Continued

11 Fortresses-Continued

12 Defensive Positions

12 Defensive Positions

13 Fortified Positions and Entrenched Camps

13 Fortified Positions and Entrenched Camps

14 Flank Positions

14 Flank Positions

15 Defensive Mountain Warfare

15 Defensive Mountain Warfare

16 Defensive Mountain Warfare-Continued

16 Defensive Mountain Warfare-Continued

17 Defensive Mountain Warfare-Concluded

17 Defensive Mountain Warfare-Concluded

18 Defense of Rivers and Streams

18 Defense of Rivers and Streams

19 Defense of Rivers and Streams-Continued

19 Defense of Rivers and Streams-Continued

20 A. Defense of Swamps

20 A. Defense of Swamps

B. Inundations

B. Inundations

21 Defense of Forests

21 Defense of Forests

22 The Cordon

22 The Cordon

23 The Key to the Country

23 The Key to the Country

24 Operations on a Flank

24 Operations on a Flank

25 Retreat to the Interior of the Country

25 Retreat to the Interior of the Country

26 The People in Arms

26 The People in Arms

27 Defense of a Theater of Operations

27 Defense of a Theater of Operations

28 Defense of a Theater of Operations-Continued

28 Defense of a Theater of Operations-Continued

29 Defense of a Theater of Operations-Continued: Phased Resistance

29 Defense of a Theater of Operations-Continued: Phased Resistance

30 Defense of a Theater of Operations-Concluded: Where a Decision Is Not the Objective

30 Defense of a Theater of Operations-Concluded: Where a Decision Is Not the Objective

BOOK SEVEN: The Attack

BOOK SEVEN: The Attack

1 Attack in Relation to Defense

1 Attack in Relation to Defense

2 The Nature of Strategic Attack

2 The Nature of Strategic Attack

3 The Object of the Strategic Attack

3 The Object of the Strategic Attack

4 The Diminishing Force of the Attack

4 The Diminishing Force of the Attack

5 The Culminating Point of the Attack

5 The Culminating Point of the Attack

6 Destruction of the Enemy's Forces

6 Destruction of the Enemy's Forces

7 The Offensive Battle

7 The Offensive Battle

8 River Crossings

8 River Crossings

9 Attack on Defensive Positions

9 Attack on Defensive Positions

10 Attack on Entrenched Camps

10 Attack on Entrenched Camps

11 Attack on a Mountainous Area

11 Attack on a Mountainous Area

12 Attack on Cordons

12 Attack on Cordons

13 Maneuver

13 Maneuver

14 Attacks on Swamps, Flooded Areas, and Forests

14 Attacks on Swamps, Flooded Areas, and Forests

15 Attack on a Theater of War: Seeking a Decision

15 Attack on a Theater of War: Seeking a Decision

16 Attack on a Theater of War: Not Seeking a Decision

16 Attack on a Theater of War: Not Seeking a Decision

17 Attack on Fortresses

17 Attack on Fortresses

18 Attack on Convoys

18 Attack on Convoys

19 Attack on an Enemy Army in Billets

19 Attack on an Enemy Army in Billets

20 Diversions

20 Diversions

21 Invasion

21 Invasion

22 The Culminating Point of Victory

22 The Culminating Point of Victory

BOOK EIGHT: War Plans

BOOK EIGHT: War Plans

1 Introduction

1 Introduction

2 Absolute War and Real War

2 Absolute War and Real War

3 A. Interdependence of the Elements of War

3 A. Interdependence of the Elements of War

B. Scale of the Military Objective and of the Effort To Be Made

B. Scale of the Military Objective and of the Effort To Be Made

4 Closer Definition of the Military Objective: The Defeat of the Enemy

4 Closer Definition of the Military Objective: The Defeat of the Enemy

5 Closer Definition of the Military Objective-Continued: Limited Aims

5 Closer Definition of the Military Objective-Continued: Limited Aims

6 A. The Effect of the Political Aim on the Military Objective

6 A. The Effect of the Political Aim on the Military Objective

B. War Is an Instrument of Policy

B. War Is an Instrument of Policy

7 The Limited Aim: Offensive War

7 The Limited Aim: Offensive War

8 The Limited Aim: Defensive War

8 The Limited Aim: Defensive War

9 The Plan of a War designed to Lead to the Total Defeat of the Enemy

9 The Plan of a War designed to Lead to the Total Defeat of the Enemy

A Commentary

A Commentary

A Guide to the Reading of On War

A Guide to the Reading of On War

Index

Index

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