A Thing is, as 'ta chremata', a thing insofar as it is in use and at our constant disposal.
A Thing is, as 'ta physica', a thing insofar as it originates and comes forth from itself.
A Thing is, as 'ta pragmata', a thing insofar as it is practical, and insofar as we have to do with it at all.
The Thing is characterized by the fact that it exhibits itself for the consciousness apprehending it in a specific manner, but is at the same time reflected out of the way in which it presents itself to consciousness and back into itself... in other words, it contains in its own self an opposite truth [to that which it has for the apprehending consciousness].
A Thing is characterized as identity in difference, a fixed object that is saturated in a recognition of the absolute non-fixedness, mobility and flow of the world.
A Thing is, as 'ta poioumena', a thing insofar as it is produced by the human hand and stands as such.