Moral injury
Subtitle: unseen wounds in an age of barbarism
By: edited by Tom Frame
Publisher: New South Publishing
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Sydney, NSW
Language: eng
Number of pages: 278
ISBN-13: 9781742234656
Subjects: Combat; Psychological aspects; Soldiers; Job stress; Military Psychology; War
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 262-278) and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Tom Frame; title: In search of the unseen wound / Michael Tyquin; title: Atrocity propaganda and moral injury / Emily Robertson; title: A commander's perspective / Mark Evans; title: A combatant's view / An Officer; title: A chaplain's experience / Haydn Swinbourn; title: Moral ambiguity and ethical dilemma / Deane-Peter Baker; title: Conceptual distinctions / Matthew Beard; title: Moral trauma and moral degradation / Ned Dobos; title: 'Dents in the Soul'? / Rhiannon Neilsen; title: The utility of moral injury / Andres Phelps, Dzenana Kartal, Winnie Lau and David Forbes; title: Dealing with horror / Zachary Steel and Dominic Hilbrink; title: Is moral injury the answer? / Rob Sutherland; title: Moral status and reintegration / Nikki Coleman; title: Moral injury: whose responsibility? / Sarah Gibson; title: The influence of religious conviction / Tom Frame; title: Postscript / Tom Frame.