Workshop on Theories of Paradox in the Middle Ages
N.B. Workshop postponed until October 2020. Watch for more information! Paradoxes seized the attention of logicians in the middle ages, and were used both as...
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Publication: Frederik Andersen
One of Frederik’s papers was recently published online: Uniqueness and Logical Disagreement
Publication: Jessica Brown
Jessica Brown has just had her article, “Epistemically blameworthy belief”, accepted at Philosophical Studies.
Publication: Lisa Bastian
One of Lisa’s papers was recently published online: ‘Minimal disturbance: in defence of pragmatic reasons of the right kind‘
Publication: Lewis Ross
One of Lewis’s papers was recently published online: ‘Rehabilitating Statistical Evidence‘
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Conceptual Engineering
The Conceptual Engineering Group meets during Arché semesters from 3pm until 5pm each Tuesday in Edgecliffe G03.
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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;...