Conditionals and Arguments

Jan 12, 2013

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Necessary and Sufficient Conditions. Conditionals, typically (though not always!) expressed in English as sentences of the form "If .................. , (then) .................. , state necessary and sufficient conditions. In a conditional so expressed, the clause that follows the "if" is the antec

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Conditionals and Arguments

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