War and Moral Injury: A Reader
War and Moral Injury: A Reader offers a thoughtful examination of the ethical and psychological challenges associated with war. Centered on moral injury, the collection considers how conflict can affect conscience, responsibility, identity, and our understanding of human conduct.
About This Book
War and Moral Injury: A Reader explores the relationship between warfare, morality, and the human experience.
The book focuses on moral injury, a concept concerning the damage or distress that can arise when ethical convictions are challenged by experiences of war.
As a reader, it offers a broad and reflective approach to questions surrounding responsibility, conscience, violence, and conflict.
It is suited to readers interested in war studies, ethics, psychology, philosophy, and the lasting effects of military experience.
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