Critiquing the Subject of Moral Injury

Journal of Military Ethics 21 (1):39-55 (2022)
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Moral injury embodies the claim that war is so transgressive for soldiers that it can create situations that may undermine one’s trust in oneself, others, and the world. Central to leading conceptu...

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