The first, the phenomenal realm, consists of appearances or objects of possible experience, configured by the forms of sensibility and the epistemic categories.
The second, the noumenal realm, consists of "entities of the understanding to which no objects of experience can ever correspond", that is, things-in-themselves. Regarded as magnitudes, appearances are spatiotemporally extended and continuous, that is infinitely, or at least limitlessly, divisible.
The mental realm consists as much of situations as the natural and social world, so our knowledge of mind is on the same footing as the non-mental.
My little realm, the newsroom, consists of about 1,100 people.
My proposal contradicts the assertion that the realm of aesthetics consists of an unnatural assemblage of phenomena invented by early modern philosophers (Carroll 2008).
And then, in triumph, depart to rule her own realm, which consisted of tomato sandwiches, gossip, bread-and-butter letters, strong handshakes, chore lists, and worrying.
If there were no such heavenly causation, according to al-Kindi, the elements would never have combined at all, and the lower realm would consist of four spheres of unmixed earth, water, air and fire.
But it does aim at the right target by promoting the idea that as Mr Boyle puts it—"good policy does not just consist of 'more rights', it consists of maintaining a balance between the realm of property and the realm of the public domain".
The sensible realm, which is an imperfect image of the intelligible, also consists of levels: There are organisms, of which the sensible cosmos is one, comprising the other, lesser organisms.
Space, which in advanced physics consists of various dimensions attached to specific particles, comes out of a dimensionless realm that cannot be measured with empirical data.
The heart of the record consists of four songs, with music by Jim Tomlinson and lyrics by the novelist Kazuo Ishiguro, that enter a literary realm infrequently visited by jazz songwriters.
