> I mean, the “other” is not the opposite, but the constitutive complement.
That suggests exploring the viewpoints of multiple potential others, not only: - the traditional other but also: - a (hypothetical?) other which would advocate in both parties interests - a disinterested other which cares for neither parties interests -Dave an interesting symmetry between dance and martial arts: traditionally both are movement games in pairs, but in the former one tries to communicate intent and stabilise one's partner, and in the latter one tries to hide intent and destabilise one's opponent.
