Learning from Defeat: Sadik al-Azm and the Arab Defeat in 1967

Telos: Critical Theory of the Contemporary 2023 (205):81-101 (2023)
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ExcerptThe goal of war is victory, which means that one’s opponent should lose. Part of war is the victor’s imposition of his will on the opponent, compelled to face the experience of defeat and its consequences. Despite the platitude that history is written by the victors, the defeated party too has a role to play, since it cannot escape the cruel reality of loss. Defeat is part of war, but the defeated may respond to the loss in different ways, with important consequences for their futures.

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