schema

In this urban schema, family, long the basic unit of society, becomes peripheral.

Even less may a logical schema of this sort be regarded as representing a universal law of development.

In the first place, the schema is a conception which relates not to the reality apprehended but to us.

Yet, on Kant's general account of a schema, the schematizing must actually bring a manifold under the corresponding conception.

The schema is, in itself, always a mere product of the imagination.

The schema of necessity is the existence of an object in all time.