Metaphysics Seminar Roy Sorensen (University of Texas at Austin)
Title: Plural Quantification and Perjury Abstract: Since the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970, a prosecutor in the United States can prove perjury by virtue of...
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Metaphysics Seminar
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Metaphysics Seminar Gillian Russell (Australian Catholic University)
Edgecliffe G03Reading group session on an unpublished draft of the Introduction of the book Barriers to Entailment, authored by Gillian Russell.
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Logic of Identity
Edgecliffe G03Given a theory – e.g., in mathematics, theology, physics, sociology, political theory – what is it for the objects of that theory to be identical?...
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Metaphysics Workshop: Logic of Identity
Edgecliffe G03Given a theory – e.g., in mathematics, theology, physics, sociology, political theory – what is it for the objects of that theory to be identical?...
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Logical Disagreement
Edgecliffe G03Over the past fifteen years the epistemology of disagreement has been one of the most widely discussed research topics in epistemology. A special case of...
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Metaphysics Workshop: Logical Disagreement
Edgecliffe G03Over the past fifteen years the epistemology of disagreement has been one of the most widely discussed research topics in epistemology. A special case of...
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Language & Mind Seminar: Tom Kaspers (St Andrews)
Edgecliffe G03Correspondence as Convenient Friction: In this talk, I use Huw Price’s paper “Truth as Convenient Friction” (2003) as a blueprint for arguing that the correspondence...
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Metaphysics Seminar Matteo Nizzardo (University of St. Andrews)
Edgecliffe G03TITLE: On Qualitative Properties ABSTRACT: In his Possible Worlds, Divers (2002:349) complains: "I know of no detailed discussion of the qualitative/non-qualitative distinction for properties". This is surprising given the...
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Medieval Logic Seminar
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