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In the same way, we actually always want to accompany what we ourselves express verbally with movements, with gestures. 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Oder [er] unterdrückt diese Bewegung, und gerade das Unterdrücken, das offenbart sich dann innerlich in der Mitempfindung, die wir haben mit der Welt und dem Menschen, wenn wir irgendetwas hören. Ebenso wollen wir aber eigentlich auch immer dasjenige, was wir selber sprachlich äußern, durch Bewegungen, durch die Gebärde begleiten. 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