2) a semantic feature characterizing entities whose extension is either a class or the generalization of an instance, ¶2-3-4; g. is opposed to specific
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1) a primitive relationship holding between a predicate (class) and the individuals (instances) for which it holds true,
cf. The Languages of Science;g. is thus directly related to the universal quantifier; 2) a semantic feature characterizing entities whose extension is either a class or the generalization of an instance, ¶2-3-4; g. is opposed to specific |