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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 232 — Chapter VIII

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For example, given (α) No S is P, (β) All R is P, we may under our present supposition convert (α), since (β) implies indirectly the existence of P ; and we may contraposit (β), since (α) implies indirectly the existence of not-P. It will also he found that, given these two propositions together, they both admit of inversion.

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