👉 The omission fluid, often referred to as "fluid of omissions," is a term used in critical discourse analysis to describe the selective or deliberate exclusion of certain information, perspectives, or viewpoints from a text, discussion, or narrative. This can occur in various forms, such as leaving out key facts, ignoring contradictory evidence, or omitting marginalized voices. The purpose behind these omissions can vary widely, from to steer the conversation in a specific direction, to maintain a particular power dynamic, or to avoid discomfort with certain topics. Recognizing omission fluid is crucial for a more nuanced understanding of the content, as it highlights what might be missing from the discourse and encourages a more comprehensive analysis.
