Silence, The Phenomenon and Its Ontological Significance (Studies in Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy)

Part One -- The Phenomenon Of Silence -- Ch. 1 The Phenomenon Of Silence -- First Approximations -- Ch. 2 Types Of Discourse And Silence -- Ch. 3 An Intentional Analysis Of Silence -- Part Two -- The Ontological Significance Of Silence -- Ch. 4 Some Salvageable Mis-takings Of Silence -- Ch. 5 Some Appreciative Attendings To Silence -- Ch. 6 The Ontological Significance Of The Phenomenon Of Silence -- Ch. 7 Further Justification Of The Proposed Ontological Interpretation Of Silence. Bernard P. Dauenhauer. Includes Bibliographical References. Preface - vii Part I - The Phenomenon of Silence 1. The Phenomenon of Silence--First Approximations - 3 2. Types of Discourse and Silence - 26 3. An Intentional Analysis of Silence - 54 Part II - The Ontological Significance of Silence 4. Some Salvageable Mis-takings of Silence - 85 5. Some Appreciative Attendings to Silence - 109 6. The Ontological Significance of the Phenomenon of Silence - 140 7. Further Justification of the Proposed Ontological Interpretation of Silence - 176 Notes - 197