Similarly, while in the general division of the powers of the mind in general both the cognitive faculties and the faculty of desire contain an objective relation to representations, the feeling of pleasure and displeasure, by contrast, is merely a receptivity with respect to a state of the subject; thus if the power of judgement is to determine anything on its own part, this could only be the feeling of pleasure, and conversely, if the latter is to possess an a priori principle at all, this will only be found in the power of judgement.