Demonstrating that we represent objects or an objective world has a key role in most versions of this reading.
Yet he drew his own distinction between two elements in every experience of the objective world: "content," which differentiates one object from another, and "act," by which the experience approaches its object.
On this view the objective world is composed of unobservable objects between which certain properties and relations obtain; but we can only know the properties and relations of these properties and relations, that is, the structure of the objective world.
Merely subjective judgments of perception are parasitic on objectively valid judgments of experience, because self-consciousness requires that I place myself in an objective world and refer at least some of my representations to objects distinct from me.
Though there is an objective world, philosophy does not have knowledge of this world as its object for there is no way for it to ground itself and the material it thinks with and through arises historically.
The resulting play contrasts the vivid internal world of the mentally ill with the sterility of the objective world.
Her objective world has become dangerous; her refuge becomes a subjectivity that leads to madness and strips her defenses bare.
'Go away, styling boy!"' Engineers and finance guys live in an objective world where cost and risk are plotted point by point.
He believed that there is an objective world out there and that it is the job of scientists to describe it.
Pythagoras, however, is generally credited with the theory of the functional significance of numbers in the objective world and in music.
