Although these two interpretations must acknowledge and accentuate their difference and define their irreducibility, there is no question of choosing a place because here we are in a region (let's say, provisionally, a region of historicity) where the category of choice seems particularly trivial; and because we must first try to conceive of the common ground.

• A. One should not try to conceive of any common ground for the greater comprehension.
• B. We are in a region of historicity where choice does not seem particularly trivial.
• C. Today there is a question of choosing between the two interpretations.
• D. Choosing between the two interpretations is trivial and we must seek common ground.