I' m trying to figure out the meaning of それでもある in the following passage. Does it means something like "I think that the answer exists nevertheless." or maybe "I think that it(phrase the speaker said before) is an answer too."? Could you please explain me what it.
1)The speaker shows what he believes the answer is is "今と向き合うしかない" in the next sentence, as I wrote, and 2)それ means "the addressee's", i.e., "yours". If the preceding ones are the answer, こういう事 is used instead of それ.
Hm, interesting.
However, in this question, if I understand everything correctly, it is just the opposite, こういう refers to the next sentence...
I understand that all of the actions he's doing himself(speaking, taking a 地の構え), but why そういう is fine for the previous sentence but in this case それ is fine for the next?