“Literature is, you might say, pre-disiplinary. Great literature takes place above and beyond and before all of the university disiplines got carved into departments. So it is really able to range across all of the various…situations that confront a leader,” says Charles Hill, author of Grand Strategies: Literature, Statecraft, and World Order.
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