Spivak reads ontico-ontological difference as carrying an unfulfilled ethical demand.

Evidence

I am suggesting, then, that this line of ethical inquiry proceeds from the challenge of the robust Heideggerian notion of ontico-ontological difference, understood as implying ontico-ethical proximity, and not neutralized, as by Heidegger himself, by way of Dichtung or Lichtung. — Donna Landry and Gerald MacLean, The Spivak Reader, 1232

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