| The reaction between the sensory and motor centres involves consciousness, which we may call noesis, and therefore we may designate the activity of the hemispheres by the term noetiko-kinetic. |
| It becomes the noeton when it touches and intuitively apprehends its objects so that noesis and the noeton are the same. |
| The intentional process of consciousness is called noesis, while its ideal content is called noema. |
| Every noesis has its corresponding noema, however, the same object can be apprehended differently. |
| In other words, noesis and noema correspond to the subject and object poles of experience, respectively. |
| Since both noesis and dianoia correspond to invariable objects, the line's account of rationality is not a counterpart to Aristotle's practical rationality. |
