Citation

Nakamura E. Brain Nerve 2023; 75(9): 1059-1064.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2023, Igaku Shoin)

DOI

10.11477/mf.1416202472

PMID

37691247

Abstract

In Japanese society during and after the war, there has been a long period of repression and denial of trauma in the public sphere. However, in recent years, war trauma and their "social suffering" have become visible through the activities of the children's generation of veterans. In addition, the suffering that occurs in combat and the military cannot be grasped only by the posttraumatic stress disorder model with fear at its core, but "moral injury" related to the violation of moral norms and its long-lasting destructive effects must also be considered in the future.

Language: ja

Keywords

Child; Humans; Japan; Fear; *Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic