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Journal Article
Principle or Pathology? Adjudicating the Right to Conscience in the Israeli Military
2012
Overview
The Israeli military's Conscience Committee evaluates and exempts pacifists from obligatory military service, based explicitly on concern for liberal tolerance. However, I found that liberal pacifist applicants' principled objections to violence challenged the state, and as such, applicants who articulated their refusal in such terms are rejected by the military review board. By contrast, pacifist conscientious objection based in embodied visceral revulsion to violence did not challenge the state and moral order, and such cases were granted exemption. Objections based in understanding pacifism as a physical incapacity depoliticizes it by making it incommensurable with public moral debate concerning military service. The pathologization of pacifism demonstrates a contradiction between liberalism's ideology and its practices, revealing that the limits of liberalism are not only exterior, in nonliberal alterity, but also on liberalism's own interior frontiers. תדעו ןופצמה לש ל״הצ הכירעמ תרסופו םיטסיפיצפ תורשמ יאבצ ,הבוח ךותמ הדמע תשרופ דעב תונלבוס .תורמל ,תאז נא ، יתאצמ תודגנתההש תינורקעה תומילאל לש םידמעומ םיטסיפיצפ םילרביל הרגתיא תא ,הנידמה ,תאזככו םידמעומ רשא ואטיב תא םבורס ןפואב הז וחדינ לע ידי תדעו .ןופצמה ,דגנמ סבור ,יבופצמ ססובמח לע היחד תיחיפ תומילאמ אל רגתיא תא הנידמח ורוסדר תאהי ,םירקמלו ולא ןתינ .רוטפה תודגנתה תססובמת לע תנבח םזיפיצפת לעכ תלוכי-יא תילפ מסהריה תא היצחטילופה לש םזיפיצפה ידי-לע ותכיפה יתלבל והיו האוושהל חישל ירבוה עגונב תוירסומל לש תורש .יאבצ תההייחסתו לא םחיפיצפה לאכ חלחמ המיגדמ סהירת ןיב היגולואידיאה תילרבילה ךרדו ,תפשוחה תולובגש םזילרבילה םניא קר תורחאב אל ,תירביל אלא םג תותיזחב תוימינפה לש .םזילרבילה
Publisher
Wiley Periodicals, Inc,Blackwell Publishing Inc,American Anthropological Association,Wiley,Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Subject
/ Ethics
/ Ideology
/ Israel
/ Military
/ Military Personnel - education
/ Military Personnel - history
/ Military Personnel - legislation & jurisprudence
/ Military Personnel - psychology
/ Morality
/ Morals
/ Pacifism
/ Politics
/ Refusal
/ Social organization, political organization and power, relations with the State
/ Social relations. Intercultural and interethnic relations. Collective identity
/ Social structure and social relations
/ Violence
