Repeated more than once, and near the end of the chapter, "The World of the Beyond," Irigaray comes back to her naming of the human task that she sees as largely neglected: "to be with the other as other." [p 94]

Try to find and briefly discuss one or more passages from this chapter (a couple of examples) that :

1) best explains the priority or importance that Irigaray sees in this aim.

2) best explain the complexity or difficult of genuinely getting to this task.

Also might you note any ways in which our present-day public practice seems to you to favor or preclude what Irigaray appears to be advocating for?