Titlebook: Just War Theory and Literary Studies; An Invitation to Dia Ty Hawkins,Andrew Kim Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Legitimate Authority,cy. The chapter shows how and why legitimate authority must be political authority, as opposed to private authority. The chapter also shows that a legitimate authority must seek the common good, especially in going to and fighting war. From there, Hawkins and Kim take up three works of American war

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Probability of Success,igh probability of success. The authors distinguish between probability of success and the mere likelihood of military victory. From there, the chapter exposes the knee-jerk cynicism about prospects for military success that permeates U.S. culture in the twenty-first century. To recast readers’ thin

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Epilogue,ally true during an era of ever-widening military-civilian and military-academia divides in the U.S. and allied countries. In addition, Hawkins and Kim underscore here what has animated so much of their study throughout: faith in the utility of the arts and humanities to serve as a diverse range of

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