What fundamentally distinguishes the connective and disjunctive kinds?
Conditional Propositions: Connectives, Disjunctions and Their Main Kinds
- A connective relates an antecedent to a consequent; a disjunctive concerns exclusion between alternatives
- A connective has one word; a disjunctive has two
- Neither can involve truth or falsehood
- No complete proposition can occur in a disjunction