When distinguished in this meaning from the formal faculty of judgment and from formal reason, the understanding is accordingly to be taken as the faculty of the single determinate concept For the judgment and the syllogism or reason, as formal, are themselves only a thing of the understanding, since they are subsumed under the form of the abstract determinateness of the concept Here, however, we are definitely not taking the concept as just abstractly determined; the understanding is therefore to be distinguished from reason only in that it is the faculty of the concept as such.