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Inarticulation

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In`ar`tic`u`la´tion
n.1.Inarticulateness.


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This tension between verbal inarticulation and the certainty of a written script informs several scenes throughout the play.
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In referring to this silent language, the poetic language turns into a metalanguage that conceives itself to be a sign of inarticulation.
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Unlike the bilingual little girl of "For Alva Benson, and For Those Who Have Learned to Speak," Noni Daylight freezes into an inarticulation far surpassing that of words and language.
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