Disjunctive antecedent conditionals
Disjunctive antecedent conditionals (DACs)—conditionals of the form if A or B, C—sometimes seem to entail both of their simplifications (if A, C; if B, C) and sometimes seem not to. I argue that this behavior reveals a genuine ambiguity in DACs. Along the way, I discuss a new observation about the r...
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Springer Nature America, Inc
2020
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/125750 |