superject

• But what the materialist will always remember is time's arrow, that each state is irreversible, that each state is superject forming, that each state is among the grounds of the succeeding state. read on! —  Larval Subjects .
• If something like a mathematics where thought applies to objects in the world is possible, this is not because the mind imposes forms of intuition on the world, but because the "superject" develops within a world. —  Larval Subjects .
• a priori forms of sensibility on the world, Whitehead argues that the subject is not an origin, a ground, that then imposes form on the world, but is rather a superject, product, or result of a dynamic interplay with the world. —  Larval Subjects .

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