Opinion Piece Reflects on Modern Strategic 'Winning'

An opinion article explores contemporary notions of strategic 'winning,' drawing comparisons to historical philosophers like Sun Tzu, Chanakya, and Machiavelli.

13 Apr, 16:16 — 13 Apr, 21:28

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Why this matters

This story matters because it delves into the philosophical underpinnings of success and strategy in contemporary society. It encourages readers to consider what 'winning' truly means beyond simplistic victories, examining the long-term impact and ethical dimensions of strategic choices.

Key entitiesDuško Vujošević Sun Tzu Chanakya Machiavelli

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The specific context and examples used to discuss 'winning'

Times of India

Focuses on a theoretical, almost satirical, 'Don Tzu' approach to winning without losing, referencing historical strategists.

danas

Connects the idea of 'winning' to the genuine public mourning and legacy of Duško Vujošević, implying true success is measured by one's impact on others.

Yahoo

Offers a more abstract, personal reflection on fully committing to a role, implying a broader definition of success or 'winning' in one's endeavors.

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The specific public figure Duško Vujošević and the public mourning surrounding him

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MissingYahooTimes of India

References to historical strategic philosophers like Chanakya, Machiavelli, and Sun Tzu

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Geographic diversity— 3 regions13/34

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YahooMostly Factual119d ago

If I said that I fully bought into this role from the …

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual119d ago

Don Tzu and the art of war (only winning, no losing)

Today we bear witness to said winning, in a way that greatest strategic philosophers of yore: Chanakya, Machiavelli, and obviously Sun Tzu could never have conceived.

By NIRMALYA DUTTA

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First report: Times of India · 13 Apr, 16:16|Full coverage: 4 · 5h|Window: 5h

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Times of India13 Apr, 16:16First to report

Don Tzu and the art of war (only winning, no losing)

4h later

danas13 Apr, 20:26

Plakali smo svi ovih dana, nije da nismo

wsj13 Apr, 21:03

Opinion | What Would Bill Buckley Do? - WSJ

Yahoo13 Apr, 21:28Latest update

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Opinion Piece Reflects on Modern Strategic 'Winning'

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If I said that I fully bought into this role from the …

Don Tzu and the art of war (only winning, no losing)

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Don Tzu and the art of war (only winning, no losing)

Plakali smo svi ovih dana, nije da nismo

Opinion | What Would Bill Buckley Do? - WSJ

If I said that I fully bought into this role from the …

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