ideatum

(ˌaɪdɪˈeɪtəm)

n, pl -ata (-ˈeɪtə)

(Philosophy) philosophy the objective reality with which human ideas are supposed to correspond

[C18: New Latin, from Latin: idea]

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El rostro del Otro destruye en todo momento y desborda la imagen plastica que el me deja, la idea a mi medida y a la medida de su ideatum: la idea adecuada.

La vocacion universitaria de la teologia

Dario simula, na verdade, um eco de Spinoza: in Deo esse, ideatum, in Deo sum.

Sarduy on hell. Patatautologies/Sarduy na geena. As Patatautologias

On the one hand, "The idea of infinity is exceptional in that its ideatum surpasses its idea" (TI, 40/49).

The other, or how to dispose of it. A prolegomena to all future alterology that would like to present itself as phenomenology/Kitas, arba kaip jo atsikratyti. Prolegomenai kiekvienai busimai alterologijai, noresianciai buti fenomenologija

More fruitful and instructive than reductionistic forays at Spinoza's expense, or in his behalf, is his own thought that the body is the ideatum of which the mind is the idea.