But the judgment is itself equally disjoined; its subject and predicate are the members of the disjunction; they are the moments of the concept posited in their determinateness but at the same time as identical identical, (a) in the objective universality which is in the subject as the simple genus, and in the predicate as the universal sphere and totality of the moments of the concept; and (b) in the negative unity, the developed connectedness of necessity, in accordance with which the simple determinateness in the subject has fallen apart into the difference of the species and these, in this very difference, have their essential connection and self identity.