Killing from the Inside Out: Moral Injury and Just War
Killing from the Inside Out explores moral injury and the ethical dimensions of just war. Robert Emmet Meagher considers how violence affects the inner life while engaging with the principles used to judge whether war and killing can ever be morally justified.
About This Book
Killing from the Inside Out examines moral injury in relation to war and violence.
The book considers the ethical framework of just war and the questions it raises about military action.
It focuses on the inner and moral dimensions of killing, connecting personal experience with broader debates about justice and warfare.
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