Living the Laughscream: Human Technology and Affective Maneuvers in the Iraq War

by Nomi Stone Over a tiny bodiless coffin in an isolated American wood, Iraqi role-players are wailing inconsolably. In a cultural training simulation some military contractors call “The Crying Room,” the…

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