world's phenomenal nature

is the idea that all thing in the world have in common one thing: That they appear to our senses ,and hence are meant to be seen, heard, touched, tasted, and smelled... to be perceived by sentient creatures endowed with the appropriate sense organs that we have.

quoted: The world men are born into contains many things . . .all of which have in common that they appear and hence are meant to be seen, heard, touched, tasted, and smelled, to be perceived by sentient creatures endowed with the appropriate sense organs. Nothing could appear, the word 'appearance' would make no sense, if recipients of appearances did not exist-- living creatures able to acknowledge, recognize, and react to-- in flight or desire, approval or disapproval, blame or praise-- what is not merely there but appears to them and is meant for their perception' (LOM I 19)

world's phenomenal nature, n.All

world's phenomenal nature