Will, Comprehension, Object

In contrast the with traditional locution 'object of Knowledge', the relevant formulation here is 'matter of Comprehension'. For the latter expresses that Comprehension both effects Formal Causality on a manifold, and interiorizes it, i. e. 'object' is inappropriate insofar as it connotes 'over and against'. The more precise experiential relatum of an object is Will, specifically in the relation 'to' Will. For, Will is Motility, and the fundamental interaction of Will with an object is an encounter, i. e. an occasion of the impeding of Motility. Hence, an impediment can be characterized as an 'object to Will', with the encounter potential matter of Comprehension.