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A conditional proposition is one in which that direct categorical judgment is not made in the same way.
The primary judgment in a conditional does not simply affirm “the sun has risen” or “daylight exists” in isolation. It asserts a relation between two propositional contents.
“If the sun rises, daylight exists” links one statement to another conditionally. That link itself may be correct or incorrect, making the entire expression a proposition.
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Chapter Two: Propositions, Categorical and Conditional Forms, and Their Parts
«وأما الشرطية: فما لا يكون فيه ذلك الحكم»
A conditional proposition is one in which that direct categorical judgment is not made in the same way.
The primary judgment in a conditional does not simply affirm “the sun has risen” or “daylight exists” in isolation. It asserts a relation between two propositional contents.
“If the sun rises, daylight exists” links one statement to another conditionally. That link itself may be correct or incorrect, making the entire expression a proposition.