On the Logical Form of Evidential Conditionals

The dominant analyses of the logical form natural-language conditionals take them to be “suppositional conditionals”. latter are true or accepted if consequent is true/accepted on supposition antecedent. But this can happen although antecedent completely irrelevant (or even somewhat adverse) consequent. In conditionals, however, typically meant support evidence for will thus more complex than suppositional theory would have it. Recently some suggestions as what might look like been made. paper, I critically discuss Vincenzo Crupi and Andrea Iacona’s account “evidential conditionals”, including its recent amendments.