While one’s phenomenology is often called one’s “subjective experience”, this does not mean that facts about it lack objectivity. “Subjective” in “subjective experience” means “internal to the mind”, not “dependent on attitudes towards it.”

On the phenomenal concept, mind is characterized by the way itfeels; on the psychological concept, mind is characterized by what itdoes. There should be no question of competition between these two notions of mind. Neither of them isthe correct analysis of mind. They cover different phenomena, both of which are quite real.