The degree of freedom varies with the aspect. In those aspects which have normative laws, such as social, juridical, etc., there is some freedom in the response, and the entity can experience this freedom. In responding to the laws of an aspect, the entity is subject of, or to, those laws. Owing to the fact that the laws pertain, whether we go with or against them, all functioning has repercussions. Entities that receive the repercussions are objects of that functioning.
Any entity can function as object in any aspect.
But not all entities can function as subject in all aspects, and the latest aspect in which an entity can function as subject defines what kingdom it is in. This provides a useful way of understanding the notion of kingdoms, though we will not discuss the matter further here. No' shows that it cannot. This table is, of course, not uncontentious. YES Integrating the Meanings of 'Subject' These two meanings of 'subject' and 'object' relate to all the meanings cited earlier, and enable us to obtain an integrated view of them all.