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Sonds of Silence, an educators view

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Philosophy

 

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David J

 

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April 15, 2016

 

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University

 

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Kids today absorb everything they see on the TV without question, which is a disturbing trend. "The restless streams I walked alone, now are streets of cobbled stone".... Clearly a reference to unbridled commercial growth "When my eyes were stared by the flash of a neon light, shook the night" "And in the naked light I saw Ten thousand people, maybe more...
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I realize that it can mean different thing to different people, but in my profession, the Sounds of Silence meant the lack of serious questioning that students have today. "Hello darkness my old friend"..... The Darkness is the void left by lack of questioning authority. The Silence is the lack of questioning itself...
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