Necessary and Sufficient Conditions.¶
Brennan, A. (2022). Necessary and Sufficient Conditions. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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- The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy calls this reciprocal reading the standard theory and emphasizes that a true conditional makes its antecedent sufficient for its consequent and its consequent necessary for its antecedent.
This sourceAuthoritative discussion of the standard truth-functional theory, converse directions, conceptual analysis, and limits of an unqualified account.
- The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy calls this reciprocal reading the standard theory and emphasizes that a true conditional makes its antecedent sufficient for its consequent and its consequent necessary for its antecedent.
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