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At the same time, their unjustified saving is a dangerous thing, since the enemy can break through a weakened front and crush the reserves piecemeal, thus attaining results disenabling any passage to the counteroffensive. King-kok Cheung explains that the Japanese concepts of sassi and ishin-denshin refer to sympathetic, unspoken understandings (146), and, complicating feminist notions of silence as disenabling, she argues against equating all forms of silence between Asian Americans as signs of suppression, inarticulateness, or powerlessness. |
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