Description
In a gripping exploration of a lesser-known facet of warfare, Juliette Volcler uncovers the unsettling role of sound as a weapon. Through a meticulous investigation, she unveils how sound can be used to manipulate, terrorize, and even incapacitate individuals or populations, shedding light on a range of historical and contemporary examples.
Volcler’s narrative weaves together striking anecdotes and expert insights, creating a thought-provoking account of the impact of sound on the human experience. Readers are drawn into a world where silence and noise are potent tools, provoking reflections on the boundaries of warfare and the psychological effects of sound.
Volcler’s narrative weaves together striking anecdotes and expert insights, creating a thought-provoking account of the impact of sound on the human experience. Readers are drawn into a world where silence and noise are potent tools, provoking reflections on the boundaries of warfare and the psychological effects of sound.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
208 pages
Language
English
Published
Jun 4, 2013
Publisher
The New Press
Editions
3 editions
ISBN-10
1595588736
ISBN-13
9781595588739