Lowe on Indicative and Counterfactual Conditionals

Analysis 40 (4):184 - 186 (1980)
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Abstract

Lowe claims that "if oswald did not kill kennedy, someone else did" is a material conditional. he also claims that the difference in truth-value between this indicative conditional and the subjunctive "if oswald had not killed kennedy, someone else would have" does not support the conclusion of lewis and others that corresponding indicative and subjunctive conditionals are not always equivalent. i dispute both claims

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Wayne Davis
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