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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 295 — Chapter X

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Some writers indeed regard the proposition Either X or Y is true as expressing a relation between X and Y which is disjunctive in the above sense as well as alternative; but the disjunctive character of this proposition as regards X and Y is at any rate open to dispute, whilst its alternative character is unquestionable (see section 191).

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