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Date: 2021-06-13

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"Warlike" redirects here. For other meanings, see war fiction.
For other uses of this term, see War (disambiguation).

Paths of glory, a painting by Christopher Nevinson "retired" from the Leicester Galleries exhibition in 1918; gave its name to Stanley Kubrick's film of the same name, inspired by a quote from the 18th century poet Thomas Gray: "The paths of glory lead but to the grave."

Statue of the Roman god of war, Mars, found in the Forum of Nerva in Rome and preserved in the Capitol Museum of that city. Many ancient polytheistic religions worshiped a god or goddess who represented the virtues of war: Ares, Neton, Badb, Huitzilopochtli, Sekhmet etc.

The Disasters of War, No. 33: "What more needs to be done?" Francisco de Goya reflects in his graphic work the brutality and barbarism that was achieved in the Spanish War of Independence.

Reproduction of Guernica, a famous painting that Pablo Picasso painted to reflect the bombing of the homonymous city with phosphorous incendiary bombs during the Spanish civil war in order to condemn all forms of war.
War, in its strictly technical sense, is that social conflict in which two or more relatively massive human groups - mainly tribes, societies or nations - confront each other in a violent way, preferably through the use of weapons of all kinds, often with the result of death - individual or collective - and material damage of a considerable entity.1 2

War is the most serious form of socio-political conflict between two or more human groups. It occurs in tribal societies and civilized societies, but it is more serious among the latter because they are more complex, massive and technical. It is perhaps the oldest of international relations and already in the beginning of civilizations the organized confrontation of armed human groups with the purpose of controlling natural or human resources is verified (conflicts between nomadic hunters and sedentary gatherers who did develop the concept of " property "), 3 demand disarmament or impose some kind of tribute, ideology or religion, subjugating, dispossessing and, where appropriate, destroying the enemy, as far as genocide could be and frequently was. Furthermore, this type of gregarious behavior is extensible to most hominids4 and is closely related to the ethological concept of territoriality.