War Without Bodies

Discover the profound connections between communication technologies and warfare in War Without Bodies by Martin Danahay, published by Rutgers University Press in 2022. This insightful paperback delves into the evolution of war culture, beginning with the Crimean War, where Roger Fenton captured the first photographs of the British army. The narrative continues to explore the impact of media on public perception during the Gulf War from 1990 to 1991, highlighting how organized violence became more acceptable to society. With 154 pages of compelling analysis, Danahay's work provides a critical examination of how technology shapes our understanding of conflict. Perfect for readers interested in history, media studies, and the sociology of war, War Without Bodies invites you to reflect on the role of communication in shaping the narrative of war.