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Traditional Square of OppositionContrary = At least one must be false (not both true, but both could be false) Subcontrary = At least one must be true (not both false, but both could be true) Contradictory = Opposite truth value Subalternation = Truth flows downward; falsity flows upward.
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| asked on Monday, Apr 17, 2023 04:42:09 PM by abdulnoor | ||||
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This reads like it was copied from an exam in a Logic class. in any event, I think the answer is pretty obvious (if you think about what the two sentences are saying), even without using these definitions or any formal logic system. |
| answered on Monday, Apr 17, 2023 05:03:58 PM by Darren | |
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