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Niki Tulk explores the Alex Miller's representation of landscape and complex language in his work Landscape of Farewell.
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[T]he countryside itself, still and silent as it always seems to be;
a silence in which the air trembles with a kind of absence,
as if the landscape listens, or waits for something [...]
It is strange and uncanny, this sense of waiting, and it is unsettling
–Miller, Landscape of Farewell (245)
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Navigating the Inside-Outside : Explorations of Exile and Silence in Alex Miller’s Landscape of Farewell
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