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Quote by Soraj Hongladarom
The link between the two is that you have to be very careful with the text, and that you can respond to a text in various ways.
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The quote says that two different activities or ideas are connected by how they treat a text. First, the text must be handled with care rather than casually. At the same time, there is not just one correct way to respond to it; people may react, interpret, or engage with it in different ways.
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- American Philosophical Association Blog, “APA Member Interview: Soraj Hongladarom”
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