Logic at Melbourne
@logicmelb
Logic at Melbourne. Weekly seminars, workshops, logic classes, and more.
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🙋By the way, we will be uploading some of the talks on our Youtube channel for those of you that missed the presentations! However, its availability will depend on the willingness of the speaker since we respect their privacy. More details will be released soon.
We have published a new issue with papers by Eoin Moore, Melvin Fitting, and Shay Allen Logan ojs.victoria.ac.nz/ajl/issue/view…
The soft deadline for submitting abstracts for consideration in the 2021 Australasian Association for Logic Conference is coming up on 15 May. The conference will be on zoom. blogs.unimelb.edu.au/logic/aal-2021/
This week Simon Goldstein (ACU) and Kyle Blumberg (ACU) will present "A Semantic Theory of Redundancy" on Friday, 7 May via Zoom
Volume 18 no. 2 of the AJL has been published online. It has three articles by Petrukhin, Øgaard, and Fitting ojs.victoria.ac.nz/ajl/issue/view…
The soft deadline for submitting for consideration in the 2021 AAL conference is in about three weeks blogs.unimelb.edu.au/logic/aal-2021/
TALK ANNOUNCEMENT Speaker: Michaela McSweeney Title: Logical Realism, Anti-Exceptionalism, and the Cost of Closure Time and Date: Thursday, April 22, 20:00 GMT-5 For zoom link, contact the Super Group: sites.google.com/view/logicsupe…
Teresa Kouri Kissel (Old Dominion) will be presenting this Friday at 11 (AEST) via zoom
TALK ANNOUNCEMENT Speaker: Teresa Kouri (Old Dominion University) Title: Carnap is not a pluralist (or monist, or nihilist) Time and Date: Thursday, April 15, 20:00 GMT-5, online For zoom link, go to sites.google.com/view/logicsupe…
This Friday, Timo Eckhardt (Melbourne) will present “Modelling epistemic forgetting in a multiagent system” at 11 via zoom
We can now announce the terrific news that @consequently will be joining us as the new Shelby Cullom Davis Professor of Philosophy! We are delighted and feel very fortunate. You can learn more about Greg and his work from his website here: consequently.org
At noon, Lavinia Picollo (NUS) will present “Mathematical Pluralism Revisited” via zoom
The journal has added @RohanFrench and @standefer as editors, working with editor-in-chief Edwin Mares. We have some great stuff in the pipeline.
We are restarting the Twitter account for the journal. We will tweet updates and new articles.
Tomorrow is the first Logic Seminar talk of 2021! Kicking the year off with truthmakers
TALK ANNOUNCEMENT Speaker: Teresa Kouri (Old Dominion University) Title: Carnap is not a pluralist (or monist, or nihilist) Time and Date: Thursday, April 15, 20:00 GMT-5, online For zoom link, go to sites.google.com/view/logicsupe…
Even though it is summer, we have a talk coming up. Justin Bledin (Johns Hopkins) will present this Friday at noon
TALK ANNOUNCEMENT Speaker: Teresa Kouri (Old Dominion University) Title: Carnap is not a pluralist (or monist, or nihilist) Time and Date: Thursday, April 15, 20:00 GMT-5, online For zoom link, go to sites.google.com/view/logicsupe…
Our Applied Proof Theory Workshop is just a few days away blogs.unimelb.edu.au/logic/applied-…
We’ve updated the last two terms of talks with links to the recordings on the Logic Supergroup YouTube channel blogs.unimelb.edu.au/logic/logic-se…
At 11, @AdamBjorndahl is going to present "The Epistemology of Nondeterminism" to the Logic Supergroup
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