October 1960
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The Mathematical Gazette
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... Discussing the second point of difference between the symbolists and the conceptualists, Johnson identifies the "conditional" proposition, if any subject is S, that subject is P with the categorical proposition, any subject (or all subjects) which is (are) S is (are) P, claiming this form is the same as the form: every S is P. The conceptualists reject this point of view [22,[16][17][18][19][20]. ...
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October 1960
The Mathematical Gazette