Brentano, too, embraces effectively the same three categories of mental phenomena. There are, however, important differences between the Brentanian and the Meinongian classifications. In the first place Brentano does not accept the category of states of affairs, preferring to see judgment as a matter of the acceptance or rejection of objects in the narrower sense (of `thing' or `concretum'). Meinong, too, sees judgment as a matter of acceptance and rejection, but for him it is not objects but states of affairs which are accepted or rejected. Further, the Meinongian judgment comprehends in addition to acceptance.
