Does Every Categorical Proposition Have a Contradictory

question 131

Multiple Choice

Does every categorical proposition have a contradictory?

• A)No, because some categorical propositions are neither true nor false.
• B)No, because some subjects and predicates are so intimately connected that it is impossible to deny their connection.
• C)No, because some categorical propositions have contraries instead.
• D)Yes, because every possible sentence (even if it isn't a categorical proposition) has a contradictory.
• E)Yes, because every categorical proposition can be denied.

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