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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 91 — Chapter II

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The logical analysis of a proposition must be distinguished from its grammatical analysis. Grammatically only two elements are recognised, namely, the subject and the predicate. Logically we further analyse the grammatical subject into quantity and logical subject, and the grammatical predicate into copula and logical predicate.

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