On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society
A groundbreaking study of the psychological toll of killing in war and its impact on soldiers and society at large.
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This book examines the psychological effects of killing in combat and its broader implications for society.
It discusses how soldiers are trained to overcome natural resistance to killing and the resulting emotional consequences.
The work draws on historical accounts and psychological research to analyze the cost of violence in warfare.
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