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This study examines the world of symbols in horizontal space, vertical space and semiological film space. The vertical space seen in synchronic view and horizontal space seen in diachronic view can be moved and expanded to the space of paradigmatic view and the space of syntagmatic view. Though it is closely involved in time, this study focuses on space. Metaphysical debates on space describe space as "the thing with width" and "empty space" by Descartes and Spinoza. This study examines the process to identify how the meaning of space in philosophical concept can be explained by the system of symbols in horizontal space and vertical space. Above all, this issue of space focuses on the origin of ulterance which is thought on current time of ‘I- Now- Here’ where we can find what relations space of ulterance has with actorialisation through disjunction phenomenon. That is, a disjunction occurs in the relations between 'not-I' and 'I', and disjunction of space is possible in the disjunction relations between 'not-here‘ and ' here'. And in the relations between 'not-now’ and 'now (at the time)' a disjunction of time occurs. So, we can prepare 'grammatical person' and 'time-space' categories in the concept of spatiality occurring at the origin of ulterance. When such coordination is found through relation with the origin of ulterance, spatiality is more clearly revealed through relations with temporalize. It is found at temporalize of the enonciative and temporalize of ulterance. Finally, the horizontal space and vertical space can be demonstrated in the process of disjunction and expansion centering on the concept of space that is a location of subjects who utter, and syntagmatic process that merges time.