The Borrowed Silence of Translation.

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    • Subject Terms:
      Translating & interpreting; Deterritorialization; Destratification of reservoirs; Silence; Narratives; Psychology & religion
    • Abstract:
      The creative nonfiction piece focuses on movements of deterritorialization and destratification with pauses and breaks, what is seeming silence in the text, allows room for clutter, proliferation. It mentions inscription of a pause in a measure of music with nonlinear narrative structure and agree with her theories about art and criticism and religion and psychology. It also mentions silences and pauses are the most mysterious things and rapidly accept silence and pause within the context of translation.