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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 238 — Chapter VIII

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Of course the doctrine of contradiction always holds good in the sense that a pair of real contradictories cannot both be true or both false; and similarly with the other doctrines. The doctrines that we have to consider are not these, but whether SaP and SoP are really contradictories irrespective of the existential interpretation of the propositions, whether SaP and SeP are really contraries, and so on.

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