Multiple Choice
Can the rules of validity be applied to syllogisms that contain singular categorical propositions?
A) No, since singular propositions lack a proper quantity.
B) No, since singular propositions do not have a concept as the subject.
C) No, since it would be impossible to assign a mood to such a syllogism.
D) Yes, since singular propositions can be treated like universal propositions.
E) Yes, since the rules can be applied to any syllogism of any kind.
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