Definition: Incommunicativeness is a philosophical concept that refers to the lack of communication or interaction between two individuals. It can be seen as a measure of how people perceive and understand each other, and it has been studied by philosophers such as John Dewey, who proposed that incommunicativeness is a sign of social disconnection. Incommunicativeness can manifest in various ways, including the absence of communication or interaction between two individuals during certain periods of time. For example, if one person is absent
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