The relation, on the contrary, which the other proposition expresses, that the universal is singular or that the subject is determined as universal whereas the predicate is determined as particular or singular, concerns the content; Judgment for its determinations are only the result of an immanent reflection by virtue of which the immediate determinacies of the judgment are sublated and the form is thereby converted into an identity that has withdrawn into itself and persists over against the distinction of form: it converts itself into content.