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· This process of representation does not blindly adopt the actual views of thosewho stand somewhere else, and hence look upon the world from a differentperspective; this is a question neither of empathy, as though I tried to be or tofeel like somebody else, nor of counting noses and joining a majority but ofbeing and thinking in my own identity where actually I am not
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