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Síða 128
In a moment we will hear Derrida speaking , more than thirty years later , of something strangely reminiscent of this ... Here is Derrida's account of Husserl's telephone line : To speak to someone is doubtless to hear oneself speak ...
In a moment we will hear Derrida speaking , more than thirty years later , of something strangely reminiscent of this ... Here is Derrida's account of Husserl's telephone line : To speak to someone is doubtless to hear oneself speak ...
Síða 129
If it is indeed the case that one cannot speak , one cannot speak to someone , without hearing - oneself - speak , this does not necessarily imply that one can only hear oneself speak . In other words , that one can only hear the other ...
If it is indeed the case that one cannot speak , one cannot speak to someone , without hearing - oneself - speak , this does not necessarily imply that one can only hear oneself speak . In other words , that one can only hear the other ...
Síða 136
From a phenomenological point of view , of course , one cannot help listening when one speaks . One does not even have to prick up one's ears to hear - oneself - speak ; it does not depend on a decision by the speaker .
From a phenomenological point of view , of course , one cannot help listening when one speaks . One does not even have to prick up one's ears to hear - oneself - speak ; it does not depend on a decision by the speaker .
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