Just as in this product of purposive activity the content of the purpose and the content of the object are external to each other, so too do the determinations in the other moments of the syllogism relate to each other externally in the connecting middle, the purposive activity and the object which is the means; and in the subjective purpose, which is the other extreme, the infinite form as totality of the concept and the content of the concept According to the connection by which the subjective purpose is syllogistically united with objectivity, both premises are an immediate connection namely the connection of the object determined as middle term with the still external object, and the connection of the subjective purpose with the object made into means.