… the right to silence of a suspect in police custody. I presented a model by which an observer
… silence of the addressee. In the present article, I would like to outline a typology of silences …

… the absolutist definition of silence defined by Cage, arguing that we hear silences because
we overcome the effects of sound around them, or that the silences apportion space for …

… Based on these insights a typology of silences is presented and various types of silences …
from this sorting of silences and discusses how an attendance to silence opens up for a deeper …

… ourselves from silence—we are a part of silence. People exist within silence, and its
translucent quality allows individuals to use it to particular effect. [Being] inside of silence gives us …

… in which “soaring silence”14 reigns. As we know, the preaching of silence in one form or …
rather as an unavoidable way of establishing silence so that the most prominent “mutes” …

… Lasnik and Stowell (1991) assume that the WCO effect indicates the presence of an operator
associated with focus, a type of silent only, similar to what I proposed in section 3.2. Other …

… silence to be positively related to silence caused by fear and resignation, which is quiescent
and acquiescent silence. … silence to be more likely to appear in a climate of silence, because …

The factors cross-linguistically relevant to clause linkage are surveyed in the form of a couple
of continua. These pertain to: 1. the integration of one clause into the other (parameters of …

… Second, we propose a tentative typology of absence derived from the stages of the research
… To show how power relations operate to silence voices – that is, to create absences – …

This paper explores Plutarch’s employment of silence as a means for the characterization of
his figures, and especially of his main protagonists in the Lives. The focus in this paper is …