Workshop on Theories of Paradox in the Middle Ages
N.B. The Workshop will now take place wholly online. Paradoxes seized the attention of logicians in the middle ages, and were used both as tests...
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Theories of Paradox in the Middle Ages – Recording now available
Stephen Read organised a panel discussion in June 2020, with contributions from Sara Uckelman (Durham University) and David Sanson (Illinois State University) as well as...
Publication: Frederik Andersen
One of Frederik’s papers was recently published online: Process Reliabilism, Prime numbers and the Generality Problem
Publication translation and introduction: Andrea Oliani
Recently published is the first Italian edition of “On the Plurality of Worlds” by David Lewis with translation and introduction edited by Andrea Oliani.
Leverhulme Project Grant extension
Leverhulme project grant and its funding has been extended to 31 July 2021 because of the disruption caused by COVID-21. Further details on the grant...
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Conceptual Engineering
This semester the Conceptual Engineering Group meets from 3pm until 5pm each Tuesday.
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Epistemology: Current Themes
The ECT Group has a broad range of interests in epistemology and cognate fields.
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Language and Mind
Research in the L&M group focuses on philosophical issues about language and mind.
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Logic of Conceivability
‘What would happen if...?’. The cognitive importance of this activity is hardly overestimated.
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Medieval Logic Research Group
The Medieval Logic Seminar meets during Arché semesters from 10.15 until 11.45 each Friday in the Arché Seminar Room. Theories of Paradox in Fourteenth-Century Logic:...
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Metaphysics and Logic
The Metaphysics and Logic group focuses on a range of issues connecting logic and metaphysics: quantification and ontological commitment; identity and indiscernibility; modality and dependence;...