Conditioned Disjunction as a Primitive Connective for the Propositional Calculus

Church, A. (1948). Conditioned Disjunction as a Primitive Connective for the Propositional Calculus. Portugaliae Mathematica.

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• Conditioned Disjunction
  • Conditioned disjunction is a ternary truth-functional connective introduced by Alonzo Church

    This sourceFixes the argument order of Church's ternary notation: `[p,q,r]` is the conditional whose test is the MIDDLE argument, i.e. conventional `q ? p : r` and not `p ? q : r`.

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