Silence The Phenomenon and Its Ontological Significance
Silence, as poets and thinkers in every age have realized, is not the mere absence of something else. It is a complex, positive phenomenon that occurs in language, in music, and in mime. Bernard P. Dauenhauer offers an original, comprehensive, and explicitly phenomenological analysis of silence in a...
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Language: | English |
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Indiana University Press
1980
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