Edited sentence: Also found there is Searle's notion that intentional criteria are intrinsic to, or constitutive of, intentional experience.Hegel similarly contrasts conditions in which mind or world provides the "standard" for intentional criteria to be satisfied.Searle characterizes the relational status of intentionality through what he calls "mind-to-world" or "world-to-mind" fit, depending on the role of subjectivity or objectivity in a particular intentional act.Searle often makes strong polemical statements against Continental philosophy, but in fact his relational conception of intentionality is explicit in the Introduction to Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit