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All the four novels are, in their unique and creative ways, aesthetically engaged with the critical debate over the limit of language and the ineffability of experiences such as slavery, war, as well as the loss of life, land and cultural knowledges in the process of colonialization. They all, in one way or another, gravitate toward a strategy of using words to foreground the silence\/ ineffability of the past. Approaching silence as both a category of analysis and a category of literary practice, the book explores the aesthetical and ethical implications of silence in the literary effort to articulate what has been lost and erased in the current historical narratives. What\u2019s more, the book examines how a poethics of silence could inform the establishment of a mode of literary representation that allows the unsayable to assert its irreducible presence. …………………………………………………………………………………….. 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All the four novels are, in their unique and creative ways, aesthetically engaged with the critical debate over the limit of language and the ineffability of experiences such as slavery, war, as well as the loss of life, land and cultural knowledges in the process of colonialization. They all, in one way or another, gravitate toward a strategy of using words to foreground the silence\/ ineffability of the past. Approaching silence as both a category of analysis and a category of literary practice, the book explores the aesthetical and ethical implications of silence in the literary effort to articulate what has been lost and erased in the current historical narratives. What\u2019s more, the book examines how a poethics of silence could inform the establishment of a mode of literary representation that allows the unsayable to assert its irreducible presence. …………………………………………………………………………………….. 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