The aesthetic values of silence and its impacts on romanticism and contemporary artists.

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2016
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Abstract
In our modern world, where people suffer from self-alienation and are after the meaning of existence in their mechanical and flamboyant outside world, finding a discernible language is very important. People's dejected minds are the products of miserable modern societies that have changed them into taciturn and uncommunicative creatures in search of meaning. The significance of language, specifically poetic or living language, is undeniable in different eras. Therefore, it would be easier for artists to communicate with people by letting them get the maximum meaning with the least amount of words. This is something that happens in the discourse of modern people. This article shows the aesthetic values of silence and its impacts on romantic and contemporary artists, who for us here will be represented by Samuel Taylor Coleridge as a romantic artist versus Harold Pinter as a contemporary dramatist.
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Authors Amiri, Niloufar;
Journal SpringerPlus
Year 2016
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10.1186/s40064-016-2466-0
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Keywords
defamiliarization in language metaphoric and ambiguous language modern musical language poetic/living language theory of organic unity unseen and unheard aspects of language

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