Categorical Logic: Some A are B @PhilosophyFreak

Categorical Logic: Some A are B @PhilosophyFreak

Uploaded February 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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This video shows how to interpret claims of the form "Some A are B" in categorical logic, and how to evaluate the contradictory of such claims, i.e. "not-(Some A are B)".

Categorical Logic: Some A are B

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