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The paradigm of Kant's judgement as a thing in itself--a single forma in the person's world interior. The paradigm of Kant's judgement as distinct from Kant's AESTHETIC judgement. The paradigm that sense has a structure unique and individual in a person that corresponds to plural structures outside of that self-same person.
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