Object is a familiar word that people use every day, both in everyday life and in scientific research. This concept has different meanings depending on the area of use, but there is something in common between them.
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An object most often means an object or phenomenon to which someone's attention or activity is directed. Example: subject of research or dispute. As a rule, the object has a material nature and is created by people. Its meaning is the same in grammar, where it is a semantic category. Here he is closely related to the concept of the subject. If an object is influenced, then the subject is the one who carries out this impact.
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An object is often called a building or other real estate, institutions and enterprises, places where any activity is carried out. Example: construction site, business, trade. Investment object - a building in which funds are invested by concluding an agreement with the developer. In everyday life, in everyday life, an object is often called any thing, object.
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Within the framework of any science or discipline, an object is what a given area of knowledge studies or regulates (for example, an object of law). In philosophy, there is the concept of an object as a phenomenon of the surrounding world that exists independently of a person's knowledge and opinion of it. In psychology, people themselves and internal images and experiences of a psychic nature are called objects. In this area of knowledge, one speaks about the objects of thoughts, aspirations, attraction and love; about the fragments of reality with which the activity or attention of the subject is connected.
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In the field of law, the concept of an object is also widely used. Thus, works of science and art are objects of copyright and intellectual property. Upon purchase, the subject and material assets to be transferred are the objects of the contract, the property is the object of civil rights. The object of taxation will be the ownership of a plot of land, etc. (and the site itself is subject to taxation).
