2.1.3 E-type of propositions: Universal and negative

E-type refers to the two concepts in the establishment of "no" logical relationship, the coverage of the previous concept is all, the coverage of the latter concept is all.

A is not C.

A:all, C:all.

For example, the following sentence:

Pine trees are not broad-leaved trees.
White horse is not a dark horse.
Zhang San is not a good person.
Indicator stocks are not stocks that have just been listed.

The tone of E-type also has a firm attitude, but the e-type statement rarely leaves a guiding role for action for people's actions.

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