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The art of dissent from the rhetoric of silence: the terror and promise of Dao and Khora by Goh, Hui Peng Constance

“…By (dis)locating the commentaries revolving around Derrida's reticence on Chinese inscriptions, I shall launch the argument from what most have put down merely as a "lack" of knowledge, inverted here to expose the always already missing link between the articulator and reality. …”
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The silenced generation: the “black children” of China’s one-child policy by Wang, Jingxian

“…Furthermore, this generation was not only silenced by the policy’s coercion and family injustice, but also doubly muted by the rapid policy changes in modern China.…”
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The interrelatedness of doctrine and ascetic life: St Basil of Caesarea’s proof of the divinity of the Holy Spirit by Rozumna, Yuliia

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The unspeaking subaltern: Female domestic workers in Dhaka by Hasan, Md. Mahmudul

“…They live in, and do chores within, the four walls of the home and hence have little opportunity to socialise beyond the immediate confines of the house or to share with others their lived experiences and the treatment they receive from employing family members. Their silences, exclusions and relative invisibility make them perhaps the worst unspeaking subaltern. …”
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