Reading the textbook, pp. 203ff. and pp. 226ff., which one of the followings is the truest one?
The contraposition of "No A are B" as being "No non-A are non-B," is said to be illicit, because:
a) Contraposition works only with A- and O-propositions.
b) Contraposition works only with E- and I-propositions.
c) Contraposition works only with E-propositions.
d) Contraposition works only with I-propositions