Monthly Archives: November 2023

Moral shock is a complex of fear, disbelief, rage, and grief. In response to human violence, moral shock is both an instinctive and normative motor of human action, one that consumes attention and commands action. But moral shock, in and … Continue reading →

Hendricks Chapel at Syracuse University organized three vigils relating to October 7 and the Hamas Israel war, responding to the staggering loss of human life. A few other protests have been more narrowly circumscribed as political. I’m sharing here a … Continue reading →