For Mo, interrogation is a spatial as much as legal discipline
Evidence
Couched in the spatial metaphor of suffocation and drowning, Mo’s feelings testify to a sense of spatial as well as legal disadvantage as he languishes in the interrogation room with the natural light blocked out “to create the ambience of a cell.” Mo reflects: “Someone among them understood the manipulation of space.” — Peter Morey, Islamophobia and the Novel, 272
Categorization
Category: Craft and Method
- SHARE: The line ‘Someone among them understood the manipulation of space’ is a sharp, portable observation to send to anyone teaching Waldman or writing about architectural power.