The natural history of silence

The Natural History of Silence – Jerome Siorbook "The Natural History of Silence" an intellectual work traces the concept of silence through history, science, and culture, revealing its psychological, social, and philosophical dimensions, and how it transformed from a spiritual virtue to a complex civilizational phenomenon in a world that is becoming increasingly noisy. Book information: Category: Sciences Author: Jerome Sior Translator: Saeed Boukerami Number of pages: 354 pages Language: Arabic Weight: 0.311 kg Publisher: Hayat Publications ISBN number: 9786030577040 Product number: 0100400002 Author's message: Silence is not the absence of sound, but a different kind of presence. It is a space for reflection, sometimes resistance, and sometimes a biological and psychological necessity in the face of a world that never stops talking. Detailed description: The book reviews the history of silence from a scientific and cultural perspective, addressing the impact of noise on humans, the role of silence in creativity and contemplation, and its relation to mental health and awareness. It combines scientific research and cultural narration to present a multi-faceted reading of a concept that seems simple but is highly complex. Focus areas of the book: • Silence from a scientific and neurological perspective. • The effect of noise on the brain and behavior. • Silence in philosophy and religion. • Silence as a space for creativity and renewal. Reader reviews: • An insightful approach that combines science and culture. • Suitable for fans of analytical intellectual books. • Changes your perspective on silence in your daily life.