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Silence as Practice
In Ed Pluth & Cindy Zeiher, On Silence: Holding the Voice Hostage. Cham: Springer Verlag. pp. 57-82 (2019)
Abstract
This chapter looks at the ‘writing’ and portrayal of silence in literature and music. We closely consider Beckett, Melville and Claudel as well as John Cage’s infamous silent composition, 4′33″ as varying ways in which silence is invoked and grappled with.Author Profiles
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