Heroism, Cowardice, and the National Tragedy of Hidden Guilt

A short but profound examination of the psychology of war, calling special attention to the bravado of those who do not serve in the armed forces but expect others to do so on their behalf. Whether or not you agree with the author’s premise, your views on the psychology of war and the nature of post-traumatic stress disorder won't be the same after you read this essay. (3187 words)