PHIL 210- Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam ( 37 pages long!)
30 Nov 2017
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Complex statements: complex conjunctive statements can have claims that are true for many situations/people. If any of the claims are false, then the entire statement is false: many ordinary sentences work like conjunctions of simpler claims. A disjunction is true if and only if at least one of the disjuncts are true: disjunctions ( or ) can be either inclusive or exclusive. if it is inclusive, at least one of the disjuncts are true. An inclusive disjunction is when both disjuncts are true if it is exclusive, only one of the disjuncts are true: typically, or should be used inclusively. It is easier for a disjunctive statement to be true than for a conjunctive statement. A disjunctive statement is true as long as one disjunct is true, whereas a conjunctive statement requires all of its conjuncts to be true: disjunctive statement, 1. Not q i don"t love horror: 3.
