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speechlessness

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For Thoreau, the experience brought him to speechlessness and for my students the effects are similar.
The Appalachian trail: an environmental classroom by Burkholder, Robert E. / Academic Exchange Quarterly
The placement of Beloved in the realm of African American music is Morrison's key to overcoming the speechlessness of trauma and to engaging in a constructive dialogue with painful chapters of the past.
A love supreme: jazzthetic strategies in Toni Morrison's Beloved by Eckstein, Lars / African American Review
From silence emerges the most natural expression before the divine mystery: awe and speechlessness.
Quiet, please: the importance of silence in the liturgy by Repohl, Roger F. / Commonweal
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