Chapter VII — On the Fourth Class of Objects for the Subject, and the Form of the Principle of Sufficient Reason Which Predominates in It
§ 40 General Explanation
The last Class of Objects for our representative faculty which remains to be examined is a peculiar but highly important one. It comprises but one object for each individual: that is, the immediate object of the inner sense, the Subject in volition, which is Object for the Knowing Subject; wherefore it manifests itself in Time alone, never in Space, and as we shall see, even in Time under an important restriction.
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