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Bilateral (BL)
Classification: Subordinate: Distinct Statement
Definition: A proposition that supports two other propositions, one preceding and one following.
Conjunctions: for, because, therefore, so, etc.
Distinctions: Ground, Inference
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Ground (G) vs Bilateral (BL)
Use Bilateral when you have three propositions that you want to relate, the grounding one sandwiched between two inferences. Conversely, Gound and Inference will only relate two propositions (or groups of propositions).
I need to do my taxes because it is already April. (Ground)
I need to do my taxes because it is April 14th. I really need to do my taxes! (Bilateral)
Inference (
) vs Bilateral (BL)
) vs Bilateral (BL)Use Bilateral when you have three propositions that you want to relate, the grounding one sandwiched between two inferences. Conversely, Gound and Inference will only relate two propositions (or groups of propositions).
It is already April. I really need to do my taxes! (Inference)
I need to do my taxes because it is April 14th. I really need to do my taxes! (Bilateral)
