Separation is an act of differentiating oneself and the other, in which the other ceases to be experienced as part of oneself, making possible both the preservation of one’s own sovereignty and the recognition of the other’s sovereignty.
Separation is an act of differentiating oneself and the other, in which the other ceases to be experienced as part of oneself, making possible both the preservation of one’s own sovereignty and the recognition of the other’s sovereignty.