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“Moral injury is present when there has been a <\/strong>betrayal of what is morally correct by someone who holds legitimate authority in a high-stakes situation\u201d and \u201cperpetrating, failing to prevent, bearing witness to acts that ultimately transgress one\u2019s deeply held moral beliefs.\u201d “Moral injury is at once trauma and poetic injustice.” \u201cIt is not what is criminal that costs the most to say, it is what is most absurd and shameful. Had I been left to myself, I should infallibly have declared the truth.\u201d “Moral injury is present when there has been a betrayal of what is morally correct by someone who holds legitimate authority in a high-stakes situation\u201d and \u201cperpetrating, failing to prevent, bearing witness to acts that ultimately transgress one\u2019s deeply held moral beliefs.\u201d — Jonathan Shay; JM Currier et al. “Moral injury is at once trauma and … <\/p>\n
<\/strong> — <\/strong>Jonathan Shay; JM Currier et al.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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\u2014 Rousseau (author’s translation)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"