Question

How does writing from a silence perspective alter our reading of a particular text in about 400 words

Answer 1

Silenced perspectives allow the reader to look beyond the authorial intent and then view the text.

Explanation:

Silenced perspectives are those which remain hidden in a text due to authorial bias, societal bias or the situations of the characters that are found due to plot or other concerns in the text.

To identify them, and to read through them is a fruitful exercise as it shows the picture that remains hidden under the garb of the conventional story. For ex. reading a conventional romantic story from the perspective of an outsider can reveal its irrationality and cliches.