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September 11-Twenty Years on: A Reflection and Review
Jeffrey Cohen1,2,3
1School of Medicine (Sydney), University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney, Australia. jeffery.cohen@gmail.com.
Journal of Religion and Health
|August 31, 2021
Summary
This review examines how the Journal of Religion and Health has addressed the September 11 attacks over twenty years. It highlights the unique intersection of religion, health, and societal reactions to major events.
Area of Science:
- The intersection of religious studies and public health.
- Psychological and societal impacts of traumatic events.
Background:
- The September 11, 2001 attacks profoundly impacted global society.
- The Journal of Religion and Health has a history of addressing significant societal events.
Purpose of the Study:
- To review and synthesize articles published in the Journal of Religion and Health concerning the September 11 attacks.
- To analyze the diverse perspectives on September 11 within the context of religion and health.
Main Methods:
- Systematic review of articles and editorials published in the Journal of Religion and Health.
- Analysis of thematic approaches to September 11 within the journal's scope.
Main Results:
- Sixteen articles and two editorials published over twenty years address September 11.
- Authors explored various facets of societal and individual reactions through a religion and health lens.
Conclusions:
- The Journal of Religion and Health has consistently engaged with the aftermath of September 11.
- The journal provides a unique perspective on the interplay between religion, health, and trauma in response to major crises.
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