Unobjectlike
Unobjectlike is a term used in philosophy and linguistics to describe things that do not fit the typical category of an "object." Objects are generally understood as discrete, tangible entities that occupy space and time, possess properties, and can be interacted with. The concept of "unobjectlike" encompasses phenomena, ideas, processes, or qualities that lack these defining characteristics.
Examples of things that might be considered unobjectlike include emotions, such as happiness or sadness, which
The term "unobjectlike" highlights the limitations of object-centric thinking and encourages consideration of a broader range