Moral Injury among Returning Veterans: From Thank You for Your Service to a Liberative Solidarity

Lexington Books (2021)
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This book expands the conversation on moral injury to include a more formal role for society in it. The author utilizes an interdisciplinary practical theology combining liberation theologies and cultural studies to interrogate how dominate ideologies can complicate moral injury reintegration among veterans.

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