Question 16292. (Q1491296)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2639830
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Question 16292. (English)
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1908
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Aus \textit{Keynes} ``Formal Logic'' stammt die folgende Frage: ``Whatever \(P\) and \(Q\) may stand for, we may show à priori, that some \(P\) is \(Q\). For All \(PQ\) is \(Q\) by the law of identity, and similarly All \(PQ\) is \(P\); therefore by a syllogism in Darapti, Some \(P\) is \(Q\)''. -- How would you deal with this paradox? Diese Frage beantwortet \textit{MacColl}.
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