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Dirty Hands and Moral Injury

Autoři: Wiinikka-Lydon Joseph

Rok: 2018

Druh publikace: článek v odborném periodiku

Název zdroje: Philosophy

Název nakladatele: Cambridge University Press

Místo vydání: New York

Strana od-do: 355-374

Tituly:

Jazyk	Název	Abstrakt	Klíčová slova
cze	Dirty Hands and Moral Injury	Moral injury describes the effects of violence on veterans beyond what trauma discourse can describe. I put moral injury in conversation with a separate but related concept, dirty hands. Focusing on Michael Walzer's framing of dirty hands and Jonathan Shay's understanding of moral injury, I argue that moral injury can be seen as part of the dirt of a political leader's dirty hands decisions. Such comparison can focus more attention on the broader institutional context in which such dirty hands decisions are executed, while contributing to the growing vocabulary of moral conflict, trauma, and harm.	moral; injury; trauma; harm; moral conflict
eng	Dirty Hands and Moral Injury	Moral injury describes the effects of violence on veterans beyond what trauma discourse can describe. I put moral injury in conversation with a separate but related concept, dirty hands. Focusing on Michael Walzer's framing of dirty hands and Jonathan Shay's understanding of moral injury, I argue that moral injury can be seen as part of the dirt of a political leader's dirty hands decisions. Such comparison can focus more attention on the broader institutional context in which such dirty hands decisions are executed, while contributing to the growing vocabulary of moral conflict, trauma, and harm.	moral; injury; trauma; harm; moral conflict

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