A third distinction matters. 'Human' is a universal concept; merely saying the word makes no complete assertion and thus involves conception.
'This human exists' asserts something about a specified individual and is a proposition.
Universality concerns the range of a concept. Conception versus judgment concerns whether there is an assertion. They are different logical questions.
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Universal/particular is not conception/judgment
Universal and Particular — Definitions and Practical Classification
A third distinction matters. 'Human' is a universal concept; merely saying the word makes no complete assertion and thus involves conception.
'This human exists' asserts something about a specified individual and is a proposition.
Universality concerns the range of a concept. Conception versus judgment concerns whether there is an assertion. They are different logical questions.