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Studies and Exercises in Formal Logic

Note 382 — Chapter V

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A categorical syllogism in Camestres may similarly be reduced to Celarent without transposing the premisses. Thus, All P is M, No S is M, therefore, No S is P, becomes, by contraposition of the major and obversion of the minor premiss, No not-M is P, All S is not-M, therefore, No S is P.

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