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4. what is an object?

mafaldapainho — 2023-11-29 11:39:19 UTC

Something physical, a belonging, implies a relationship - to be perceived. Something external to us.

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2023-11-29 11:43:10 UTC

something tangible; something that takes up space; something that exists; something that riggers one or more of our 5 senses
we as humans are the ones who are difining the objects and give them a meaning for ourselves
everything and nothing; even when we don't have a relationships with the object, this is still a relationship

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marleegwilson — 2023-11-29 11:49:40 UTC

What is an object and what defines it?

-everything?

-anything that communicated something (ex clothes)

-how its tangible

-intrinsic meaning? common ground? utility?

Whats the relationship with objects?

-means of understanding

-language/communication

-time and space

4. What defines an object?

mafaldapainho — 2023-11-29 11:49:55 UTC

The relationship with the object defines it. It can be both objective and objective (totem). Communication with the matter. Materialization of concepts - synthetization.there is no permanent identity in an object, what is put into it is what it becomes - context, whether it is abstract or real.

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kadrie_buzi — 2023-11-29 11:51:49 UTC

What's an object?

An object is a tangible item that can be perceived with the senses, like a physical thing or entity.

What defend an object?

An object can speak with shapes ,sizes, colour, functions, or anything else that help us differentiate one from an other.

Relationship with objects?

The relationship of humans and objects serve various roles in human life, differentiating from tools that aid in daily tasks , to things that create a deeper connection with us. We often interact with object for either emotional connections, or as a symbol that holds a cultural meaning.

3. what is an object?

shuangwang074_ — 2023-11-29 11:53:05 UTC

We define objects as non-living entities, since living beings are all to be classified as subjects that can give a meaning/purpose to themselves and to the objects. Isn't it oversimplified to classify every non-living entity as an object incapable of being a subject? An object is a defined entity that isn't capable of giving itself a meaning, and by itself wouldn't even need or desire a meaning, the meaning comes into play when a living being capable of giving it meaning or purpose takes part. It can be an end in itself or not, it doesn't matter. We would like to point out the paradox around the term "object" in itself since objects can pe open to multiple interpretations and don't have a singular and right meaning.

4. relationship

mafaldapainho — 2023-11-29 11:54:10 UTC

A relationship with the object makes it so. When the relationship is established an entity becomes an object. Each thing can hold on itself the whole world. Naturally it's empty, the meaning attributed to it makes it whole.