Could There Be a Categorical Proposition That Only Involves One

question 22

Multiple Choice

Could there be a categorical proposition that only involves one class?

• A)Yes, but the class would have to have a large number of referents.
• B)Yes, but the proposition would have to be affirmative.
• C)Yes, but the proposition would have to be negative.
• D)No, because categorical propositions must involve at least three classes.
• E)No, because categorical propositions simply tell us how two classes differ from each other.

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