I’ve been thinking about time and McTaggart for a few years and recently heard “C Theory” (which I’m working on) referred to as something McTaggart put forth. He only put it forth dialectically (dots you have to connect)–he didn’t actually say it. The person who uttered the word “C Theory” did not understand it, though they understood it cannot be equated to his C Series, which they also did not understand (C Theory is a synthesis of A, B, and C series). I wanted to provide some clarification on McTaggart’s C Series. My scribbled notes are linked here (once you follow this link), and then I do an outline/rephrasal/interpretation below that link, linked here:
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