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Philosophers such as Bertrand Russell, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Alfred Tarski and Paul Grice have taken the position that  wenn-dann  (Engl.  if-then ) constitutes a truth-value function. They identify the subjunction  wenn-dann  ( if-then ) with the conditional of classical bivalent logic, or at least regard it as equivalent. Our article objects to the assumption that the truth value of a conditional sentence depends exclusively on the truth values of its sub-sentences. While it is far from clear whether the inference rules of classical logic, such as contraposition, are universally valid, application of classical logic may nevertheless have some advantages. In the context of natural and ordinary language varieties the inference rules appear both elegant and easy to use.

Die Logik indikativischer wenn -Sätze.: Eine philosophisch-linguistische Studie zum konditionalen und konzessiven Gebrauch des Subjunktors wenn