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Chapter 6 of 11  ·  Part 2: Expressing Truth

Opposition and Equivalence


6.1  Three Kinds of Opposition


6.2  Subalternates and the Square of Opposition


6.3  Equivalent Propositions


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    • Chapter 1: The Art and Science of Sound Reasoning
    • Chapter 5: Judgments and Propositions
    • Chapter 6: Opposition and Equivalence
    • Chapter 7: The Categorical Syllogism
    • Chapter 8: Compound Syllogisms
    • Chapter 9: Advanced Deductive Arguments
    • Chapter 10: Inductive Reasoning
    • Chapter 11: Informal Fallacies
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