Multiple Choice
Can a concept ever be completely concrete?
A) Yes, but only if it is a genus.
B) Yes, but only if it is a species.
C) Yes, regardless of whether it is a genus or a species.
D) No, because concepts only exist in our minds.
E) No, because a concept is never a particular, individual object.
Correct Answer:
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