Note 8 — Chapter VI
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Professor Cook Wilson has pointed out that the distinction between these two kinds of relation is marked in language in that, for instance, while we speak of the 'relation of universal and individual', we speak of 'the relation between one man and another', or of 'the relation of one man to another', using, however, the phrase 'the relation of doctor and patient', when we consider two men only as in that relation.
I owe to him recognition of the fact that the use of the word 'relation' in connexion with such terms as 'universal and individual' is really justified.