IN-FANS SONORUM
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https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol11Iss2a186Keywords:
Infancy, resounding, silence, philosophy, proper thinking.Abstract
Infancy and its way of thinking has been, for a long time, silenced. But, under a perspective of sound, what is silence if not a different way of sound? Under the opening up to listening that this new understanding of silence gives us, we will discover that infancy has been negated in a double way. At first, under a visual –and official- perspective of thinking; an in the second place, and this is what really matters to us, in its evocative and resounding way of thought.References
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Johnen, Max. 2017. “IN-FANS SONORUM”. Síntesis. Philosophy Journal 11 (2). https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol11Iss2a186.
