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Honestly, I don't think anyone really grasps Clausewitz at the first reading without having it explained to them. I certainly didn't. So then the students come in on Clausewitz day, either thinking (wrongly) they understand Clausewitz, or knowing that they don't... 3/7
Then, over the course of the lecture, you unravel the exegesis of the scripture: the ideal of war, reciprocal actions, friction, 'by other means' and so on The entire thing even culminates in revelation of the mystery of war as both constant and chameleon, 1 and yet 3... 4/7
There's even a trinity! And ideally at the end, they have taken the mystery of Clausewitz onboard and are now initiatives in the Cult of Military Theory, now able to utter the magic words, "Center of Gravity" and "Friction" and harness their arcane power... 5/7
Honestly, the only things missing are that I don't burn any incense, there aren't any mirrors, and we didn't sacrifice an animal at the beginning. It's too bad - it might be fun to do the lecture with the class ritually chanting "As Clausewitz says" after each line. 6/7
And before anyone asks me to do Clausewitz on the blog - obviously that won't do! I might street-preach about operations and logistics, but clearly the Inner Mysteries are only for the Initiates who have sacrificed tuition to the bursar's office. end/7
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