Each individual has a more or less clearly defined view of himself or herself, of that aspect which is also termed one's self. Space plays a decisive part in that – because the human existence is not tangible without the location humans find themselves in. Matthias C. Müller`s space-related, theoretically well-founded new description of the major philosophical subject of being yourself - respectively subjectivity – shows not only that the human existence cannot be understood without relating it to living in space but also that actually it is not man who creates space but rather space which creates man.
