Afterwar: Healing the Moral Wounds of Our Soldiers
In Afterwar, Nancy Sherman examines the moral wounds inflicted on soldiers by the ethical dilemmas of warfare. Drawing on philosophy and psychology, she explores pathways to healing, advocating for comprehensive support that addresses these profound injuries beyond traditional therapy.
About This Book
Afterwar delves into the moral wounds experienced by soldiers, addressing the ethical challenges they encounter during conflict.
Nancy Sherman offers a philosophical perspective on the psychological toll of war, emphasizing the need for moral repair and support.
The book highlights healing processes that integrate philosophical understanding with practical recovery strategies for veterans.
It underscores the importance of recognizing moral injury as distinct from physical or PTSD-related trauma.
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