In a certain way, therefore, intersubjectivity is first the nonempirical relation of Ego to Ego, of my present present to other presents as such; i.e., as others and as presents (as past presents) . Intersubjectivity is the relation of an absolute origin to other absolute origins, which are always my own, despite their radical alterity.
± Jacques Derrida
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