In 'Philosophers and War,' Fathi Triki embarks on a compelling intellectual journey, dissecting the complex relationship between philosophical thought and the pervasive phenomenon of warfare. This seminal work meticulously examines how prominent philosophers, from antiquity to modernity, have grappled with the concepts of violence, peace, justice, and the state's role in armed conflict. Triki offers a nuanced critique of various philosophical stances, revealing the profound impact of war on human consciousness and political structures. His analysis extends beyond mere historical survey, providing deep insights into the ethical dilemmas and existential questions that arise from humanity's enduring engagement with conflict. It is an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the intellectual heritage surrounding war and its implications.