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rhetorical silence: a standalone construct

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Rhetoric

silence treated as a rhetorical act with its own meanings, uses and power, chosen or imposed, rather than as a mere absence of speech.

In rhetoric, rhetorical silence refers to silence treated as a rhetorical act with its own meanings, uses and power, chosen or imposed, rather than as a mere absence of speech. This meaning comes from Glenn (2004) in Unspoken: A Rhetoric of Silence.[1]

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Glenn, C. (2004). Unspoken: A Rhetoric of Silence. Southern Illinois University. ISBN 9780809325832

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