وهو مركب من مقدمتين أي قضيتين: إحداهما شرطية والأخرى حملية
It consists of two premises, that is, two propositions: one conditional and the other categorical.
The first premise states a connected or disjunctive relationship. The second asserts or denies one side of that relationship.
Thus an exceptive syllogism is not just a sentence of the form “if ... then ...”. The second premise is needed for a specific conclusion to follow.
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Exceptive Syllogism: Valid Inferences from Connected and Disjunctive Conditionals
وهو مركب من مقدمتين أي قضيتين: إحداهما شرطية والأخرى حملية
It consists of two premises, that is, two propositions: one conditional and the other categorical.
The first premise states a connected or disjunctive relationship. The second asserts or denies one side of that relationship.
Thus an exceptive syllogism is not just a sentence of the form “if ... then ...”. The second premise is needed for a specific conclusion to follow.