Disjunctive Proposition

The Disjunctive Proposition

It is sometimes called as alternative proposition, one which presents two or more alternatives of which one may be true. Its members are linked by the conjunctions “either…or”.

2 Kinds

a. Strict Disjunctive – one in which only one member is true and the other is false.

            Example: “Either he is an angel or a devil.”

b. Broad Disjunctive – one in which one member or more than one member may be true.

            Example: “Either Ana or Karen will pass the exam.”