“The teacher’s book” expresses a relationship between teacher and book, but it does not assert that the book is new, useful, or present.
“The teacher’s book is useful” asserts usefulness of the book.
A relationship can be built into a concept without itself being affirmed as a full proposition. A complete predication provides the basis for judgment.
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A relation inside a concept versus an asserted relation
Knowledge, Conception and Judgment
“The teacher’s book” expresses a relationship between teacher and book, but it does not assert that the book is new, useful, or present.
“The teacher’s book is useful” asserts usefulness of the book.
A relationship can be built into a concept without itself being affirmed as a full proposition. A complete predication provides the basis for judgment.