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In German, Immanuel Kant called an object in an absolute sense (a real physical object) “Gegenstand schlechthin“; it is an object that really exists (see Kant quotation 7). The following terms represent such real objects: a piece of metal a chair a table a word written in letters a combination of numbers …. etc. a piece [...]
An ideal object is an object that exists in a person`s mind but does not exist physically, not even in a hypothetical sense. (-> Kant quotation 7) In German, Immanuel Kant called an ideal object “Gegenstand in der Idee“. An ideal object is a schema, which is useful for the purpose of representing other objects in [...]
Norman Kemp Smith translation: “There is a great difference between something being given to my reason as an object absolutely, or merely as an object in the idea. In the former case our concepts are employed to determine the object; in the latter case there is in fact only a schema for which no object [...]