Does every definable concept have a genus?
A) Yes.
B) No, because no concept has a genus.
C) No.That is why we must sometimes use "when" or "where" instead of a genus.
D) No, because some definable concepts are too vague to belong to any genus.
E) No, but every definable concept does have differentia.
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