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1. www.reddit.com › r › WarCollegeHow credible is "On War" by Clausewitz? : r/WarCollege - Reddit

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   The only problem with On War is that a lot of what you can gain from it is lost without guidance. It's best read in conjunction with a guide written by an academic or a curse (in school or online). On War can get dense and lots of the details can be misinterpreted.

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3. tolstoytherapy.com › tips-for-reading-war-andHow to read War and Peace (and what to know before you start)

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   • Choose a good translation. There are several different translations of War and Peace available, and each one has its pros and cons. There’s no right translation of War and Peace to read – or one best choice for everyone.
   • Choose a format that works for you. You’re not stuck with lugging a heavy 1300-page copy of War and Peace around with you for a month if you want to read it.
   • Think about why you want to read War and Peace. I was first motivated to read War and Peace simply because someone told me they thought I’d like it. On my re-reads, I’ve been motivated to understand more about the book, view it from new perspectives, and enjoy again how it makes me feel calmer and more in-tune with the world.
   • Look for the character (or characters) you can relate to. The most important thing I realised when I first read War and Peace was that I could actually relate to it.

4. tolstoytherapy.com › why-read-war-peace-reasonsWhy read War and Peace? The reasons why I love Tolstoy’s ...

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   Sep 13, 2022 · I struggled intensely with Cloud Atlas, but I seemed to fly through War and Peace. To make it easier to read, check my guide to reading War and Peace (and what to know before you start). And for reasons why I read it – and why you should give it a chance – read on….

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   View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/why-should-you-read-tolstoy-s-war-and-peace-brendan-pelsue"War and Peace." A tome. A slog. The sort of book you...

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6. tableau.uchicago.edu › 04 › why-read-war-and-peaceWhy Read War and Peace? | Tableau - University of Chicago

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   His forthcoming companion to War and Peace aims to make the novel more accessible for modern audiences. He shared some of the reasons behind this campaign with Courtney C. W. Guerra, AB’05, who asked, “Why read War and Peace?” Because it is not a “classic novel.”

7. www.vox.com › culture › 2020/8/19War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy — folks, it’s good - Vox

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   Aug 19, 2020 · At the plot level, War and Peace is an intricately designed soap opera about a handful of Russian families whose lives intersect and explode over the course of several momentous years,...

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   Should I read War & Peace?

   • If you read a full version, also keep in mind that War and Peace is a book for which you’ll probably need to flick back and forth between pages while reading – whether to remember what’s going on and who Princess so-and-so is.

   How to read War and Peace (and what to know before you start)

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   Why do people not want to read War & Peace?

   • All of the excuses people give for why they don’t want to read War and Peace — it’s crushingly long, it has 5 billion characters, it features long digressions about the nature of history (including a 35-page subtweet of the historians of Tolstoy’s day that ends the novel) — are fair. It is a long book, and it does have lots of characters.

   War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy — folks, it’s good - Vox

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   How long does it take to read War and peace?

   • Be patient… reading War and Peace can take a while Whether you choose to read a chapter a week, a chapter a day, or to do away with all targets whatsoever, read War and Peace in your own way. Enjoy the journey, be patient with yourself, and give yourself time to take everything in. You won’t get any awards for reading it quickly.

   How to read War and Peace (and what to know before you start)

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   What was the most important thing you realised when you first read War & Peace?

   • The most important thing I realised when I first read War and Peace was that I could actually relate to it. The characters seemed like real, flawed people. For me, I have always related best to Pierre Bezukov. He’s awkward, bumbles his way through most social situations, but also has a big heart.

   How to read War and Peace (and what to know before you start)

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   Why did you re-read War & Peace?

   • I was first motivated to read War and Peace simply because someone told me they thought I’d like it. On my re-reads, I’ve been motivated to understand more about the book, view it from new perspectives, and enjoy again how it makes me feel calmer and more in-tune with the world. I know I have a lot more to learn from the book.

   How to read War and Peace (and what to know before you start)

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   Should you read Tolstoy's 'War' and 'peace'?

   • Tolstoy’s novel, on the other hand, is all of a piece, an operatic text of so many disparate threads that it’s nearly impossible to follow only one of them. And “anyone who tells you that you can skip the ‘War’ parts and only read the ‘Peace’ parts is an idiot,” writes Philip Hensher at The Guardian. (Now he tells me….)

   Why Should We Read Tolstoy's War and Peace (and Finish It)? A TED-Ed

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9. www.openculture.com › 2017 › 05Why Should We Read Tolstoy's War and Peace (and Finish It)? A ...

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   Every­one should read War and Peace. It tru­ly is one of the great books. Many peo­ple avoid read­ing it because of its intim­i­dat­ing length. That’s one of the rea­sons why I start­ed A Year of War and Peace this Jan­u­ary.