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Distant Wars VisibleThe Ambivalence of Witnessing$
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Distant Wars Visible: The Ambivalence of Witnessing

Wendy Kozol

Print publication date: 2014

Print ISBN-13: 9780816681297

Published to Minnesota Scholarship Online: August 2015

DOI: 10.5749/minnesota/9780816681297.001.0001

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From the Sky, on the Ground

From the Sky, on the Ground

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(p.199) Conclusion From the Sky, on the Ground
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Distant Wars Visible
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Wendy Kozol

Publisher:
University of Minnesota Press
DOI:10.5749/minnesota/9780816681297.003.0007

The newest visual technology of U.S. warfare to be made public is the covert drone program. In this conclusion, I discuss visual representations of drone warfare as a further opportunity to consider the broader significance of ambivalent witnessing.

Keywords:   Visual Witnessing, War on Terror, U.S. militarism, Women’s Human Rights, Photojournalism, Abu Ghraib, Orientalism, Conflict Photography, Humanitarianism, Ethical spectatorship

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