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13 CHAPTER 2A SURVEY OF THE THEORY OF STRATEGYJ. Boone bartholomees , common language is both the product of and basis of any effective THEORY ; people conversant in the THEORY habitually use words in the same way to mean the same thing. Such meanings may be unique to the theoretical context even if the word has other non-theoretical usages. Thus, the word passion used in a Christian context has an entirely different meaning than in secular usage. Similarly, doctrinal military terms, while hopefully used consistently by military individuals and organizations, may differ slightly (or even radically) in common usage. STRATEGY is such a word. Defining it is not as easy as one would think, and the definition is of the problem is that our understanding of STRATEGY has changed over the years. The word has a military heritage, and classic THEORY considered it a purely wartime military activity how generals employed their forces to win wars.
13 CHAPTER 2 A SURVEY OF THE THEORY OF STRATEGY. J. Boone Bartholomees, Jr. A common language is both the product of and basis of any effective theory; people conversant
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