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Guiomar Martín-Herrán,Sihem Taboubi—or created a psychological journey from treating the “enemy” to simply confronting a shattered human body. Whether viewed as a proxy for a homeland domestic space or a militarized theater of care, the tension between nurses as “neutral caregivers” and “mobilized non-combatants” could never be fully resolved.

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