Intuition is a singular representation (repraesentatio singularis), the concept is a general (repraesentatio per notas communes) or reflected representation (repraesentatio discursiva)." For an illuminating discussion of these issues, see Thompson 1972, 323. 3.
"My Olympic best". You can parody him as the oldest Olympic oddball or applaud him as a pure competitor, as part of a band of brothers bound by their singular representation of countries without mountains or snow or even the season called winter.
"I strongly support the singular representation of all labor units at our yard," he said.
In order to understand the two arguments intended to establish the conclusion that we have a singular, immediate representation of space, it is helpful to recall Kant's attitude toward concepts.
Thus Leibniz denies that we have an a priori, singular, immediate representation of space.
But Burley's explanation, however interesting, has a weak point, since it does not clarify how it is possible for the material intellect to know an individual existing outside our mind by means of a singular intentional representation that is not present in it, but in elementary thought.
We have seen in the Metaphysical Exposition that we have a pure (or a priori) intuition of space, that is, a non-empirical, singular, immediate representation of space.
We do not have a sensation of an infinite Euclidean magnitude, but we do have a singular and immediate representation of it.
Thus Kant does not merely think that we have a non-empirical, singular, immediate representation of space.
Finally, transcendental idealism, in so far as it concerns space and time, has the following essential component: we have a non-empirical, singular, immediate representation of space.
