/lit/ - Literature

>>16592975
He is right in the sense that in order to be a discursive apperceptive agent at all you need to be equipped with spatial and temporal forms that would allow you to be aware of spatial and temporal relations. These forms structure your experience in terms of up, down, left, right, past, present, future, etc. The use of simple spatiotemporal indices presupposes your cognitive ability to be aware of spatiotemporal relations.

If you think that space as it is in-itself is structured in terms of up, down, right, left, etc. Or think that time outside of being a form is structured in terms of past, present, future, etc. Then you're just projecting features of your subjective constitution onto the world as it is in-itself.

what is your favorite setting in literature, genre or otherwise?