Definition of "noematic" [no•e•mat•ic]

• Of or relating to the understanding. (adjective)

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• "Nevertheless, our noematic specification meets the requirements of local epoché, as it does not rely on the existence of a particular perceptual object."
• "Ultimately, however, Nishida comes to posit Absolute Nothingness as the “place” (basho) that embraces both subjective (noetic) and objective (noematic) polarities of reality."
• "However, it is not fully clear how Husserl would view the relationship between either act-matter or noematic sense quite generally and such semantic correlates of ordinary language sentences that some would identify as the contents of states of mind reported in them."