When Silence Speaks

Silence as Verbal Means of Expression from a Linguistic Point of View

By:

Michal Ephratt

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When the speaker has "no words" she may utilize silence to communicate (opposed to stillness, pauses, the unsaid, empty-speech or silencing). Such silence speaks alongside words composing language structures.

Our book studies (eloquent) silence: its functions and forms, as it emerges in Hebrew texts and genres aural and written (from the Bible, literary works, commercials, psychotherapy discourse, personal and public).

Mikra Revivim, by: Dr. Leah Mazor, November 2015
From the book launch, by: Joseph Zaltsman, April 2015
Kol Israel, Interview with Anat Dolev, February 2015

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