Sep 25, 2015
NUSQUAM
“The Receptacle is accordingly the bearer (but not the begetter) of all that occurs in the sensible world. It bears up (under) all that is located in (elemental) regions and (particular) places, thereby ‘providing a situation for all things that come into being.’ But despite its considerable locatory power, the Receptacle remains the referent of a bare cosmological ‘this.’ There is, after all, no Form of Space. A strange beast. A half-bred hybrid, this Receptacle.”
-Edward S. Casey, The Fate of Place: A Philosophical History
