 To be sure, Reinach, too, distinguishes between coarse-grained “factual material” (Tatbestand) and fine-grained states of affairs (Smith 1987: 218ff). Yet, contrary to Reinach, Daubert contends that states of affairs as cognized do not exist without corresponding judgments. Moreover, Daubert claims that, analogously to states of affairs as cognized, states of affairs as questioned (Frageverhalte) or as ordered (Befehlsverhalte) also exist only in relation to acts of question or of order (Schuhmann 2004b: 91).