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   A necessary condition is something that must obtain if something else is to obtain. It means if that for which it is a necessary condition obtains, then it must also obtain/have obtained. If X is a necessary condition for Y, then any time Y obtains, X must also obtain. Y requires or needs X in order to obtain.

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   Aug 15, 2003 · A handy tool in the search for precise definitions is the specification of necessary and/or sufficient conditions for the application of a term, the use of a concept, or the occurrence of some phenomenon or event.

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   The concepts of necessary and sufficient conditions play central and vital roles in analytic philosophy. For example, being an unmarried male is a necessary condition for being a bachelor and being a bachelor is a sufficient condition for being an unmarried male.

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   The concepts of necessary and sufficient conditions play central and vital roles in analytic philosophy. For example, being an unmarried male is a necessary condition for being a bachelor and being a bachelor is a sufficient condition for being an unmarried male.

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   Jul 6, 2010 · Aristotle on Necessity. The core concept of necessity, for Aristotle as for us, is of ‘that which cannot be otherwise’. This concept plays a useful role in all sorts of different contexts.

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   May 10, 2021 · A necessary condition is sometimes also called an essential condition. Some examples: Having four sides is necessary for being a square. Being brave is a necessary condition for being a good soldier. To show that X is not a necessary condition for Y, we simply find a situation where Y is present but X is not. Examples:

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   What are necessary and sufficient conditions in analytic philosophy?

   • The concepts of necessary and sufficient conditions play central and vital roles in analytic philosophy. For example, being an unmarried male is a necessary condition for being a bachelor and being a bachelor is a sufficient condition for being an unmarried male.

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   What are necessary and sufficient conditions?

   • Necessary and Sufficient conditions are things that are both enough for and required for something else. If X is a necessary and sufficient condition for Y, then: If X obtains, then Y must obtain (so any time X obtains, Y also obtains)

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   What is a necessary condition?

   • These are unnatural ways to talk, but this verb can be helpful for defining Necessary and Sufficient Conditions. A necessary condition is something that must obtain if something else is to obtain. It means if that for which it is a necessary condition obtains, then it must also obtain/have obtained.

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   Are concepts defined by necessary and sufficient conditions?

   • Test for yourself the traditional philosophical assumption that concepts are defined by necessary and sufficient conditions. Try to provide necessary and sufficient conditions for the following concepts, and then test these set of conditions with potential counterexamples:

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   Apr 8, 2017 · Aristotle's account of human needs is valuable because it describes the connections between logical, metaphysical, physical, human and ethical necessities. But Aristotle does not fully draw out the implications of the account of necessity for needs and virtue.