logic
Inconsistent premises and tautological conclusions
taught
Arguments with inconsistent premises, or with a tautology as conclusion, are valid for reasons unrelated to their content.
Taught in
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Odd cases
Introduction to Logic
Requires
- truth-table-test-for-validity required
- joint-consistency required
Required by
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