Many phenomena occurring in categories can best be understood as generalizations from posets or monoids. On the other hand, the categories of posets (and monotone maps) and monoids (and homomorphisms) provide two further, quite different examp- les of categories in which to consider various concepts. The notion of a limit, for instance, can be considered both in a given poset and in the category of posets.
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