81. Oxford University Press: A Study Of Logics: John P. Cleave A Study of logics. John P. Cleave. bookshot Add to Cart. 0198532113, hardback,432 pages The philosophy of Mathematics. by WD Hart $26.95 paper In Stock http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/Philosophy/LogicMathematics/Critic

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82. OUP: Algebraic Methods In Philosophical Logic: Dunn logics are considered in various senses eg systems of theorems, Undergraduatesof logics in Mathematics, philosophy, Computer Science and Linguistics. http://www.oup.co.uk/isbn/0-19-853192-3

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83. Center For Logic, Epistemology And The History Of The Science - CLE Model and Proof Theory of NonClassical logics; Algebraic Aspects of Non-Classicallogics; Computability Theory; Foundations of Set Theory; philosophy of http://www.cle.unicamp.br/english/page_ing.htm

THE CENTRE FOR LOGIC, EPISTEMOLOGY AND THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE Areas of Work Though mainly of interdisciplinary character, the research developed in the CENTER FOR LOGIC, EPISTEMOLOGY AND THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE (CLE) is organized into four individual areas: Epistemology and Philosophy of Science, History of Science, Interdisciplinary Studies, Logic. The area of EPISTEMOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE concentrates its activities under what we could call an analytic perspective, if we understand by this term the application of rigorous methods (including formal ones) both to formulate and to solve philosophical problems. The main interests of the researchers in this area are: Philosophy of Formal Sciences logic, mahtematics and the foundations of computer science Philosophy of Human Sciences Philosophy of Mind Philosophy of Language Their main publication is MANUSCRITO. The area of HISTORY OF SCIENCE concentrates its activities presently in the History of Physics, albeit the natural difficulties due to the lack of tradition in this field in Brazil. The CLE maintains an Archive for Documentation in the History of Sciences which primarily collects and organizes material from Brazilian and Latin-American sources.

84. Philosophy, Probability, And Modeling - A Research Group At The University Of Ko He has published numerous papers on epistemology, philosophy of science,philosophical logics, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, decision and game http://www.uni-konstanz.de/ppm/summerschool2003/lecturers.htm

Philosophy, Probability, and the Special Sciences International Summer School 2003 Home Konstanz Map Program Lecturers Accommodation Payment Application Contact ... Luc Bovens graduated from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis in 1990 with a Ph.D. in Philosophy. Since then he has been teaching in the University of Colorado at Boulder. Last Fall, he received a Sofja Kovalevskaja Award from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation which provides funding for a research group entitled 'Philosophy, Probability and Modeling' in the University of Konstanz, Germany from 2002-5. He is currently engaged in a joint project supported by a grant from NSF (Science and Technology Studies) on Bayesian Networks in philosophy of science and epistemology and in a joint project on probabilistic modeling and social choice. For more information, see his homepage Stephan Hartmann studied Physics and Philosophy at the Universities of Giessen, Seattle, Konstanz and Munich and graduated from the University of Giessen in 1995 with a Ph.D. in Philosophy. He has been an Assistant Professor in the University of Konstanz since 1998. In the academic year 2000/2001 he was a Visiting Fellow at the Center for Philosophy of Science at the University of Pittsburgh. He is currently engaged in a joint project supported by a grant from TransCoop program of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation on Bayesian Networks in philosophy of science and epistemology and in a joint project on probabilistic modeling and social choice. He also conducts research on the foundations of physics. For more information, see his

85. Mark Jago In 2002 I won the Lumsden Memorial Essay Prize (Department of philosophy, Universityof Timed Reasoning logics (with Natasha Alechina and Brian Logan) http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~mtw/

Mark Jago PhD research student Office: B38, CSIT Building, Jubilee campus Mailing address: School of Computer Science and IT, University of Nottingham, Jubilee Campus, Wollaton Road, Nottingham NG8 1BB Email mtw@cs.nott.ac.uk CSIT ), supervised by are Natasha Alechina and Brian Logan , and the department of philosophy , supervised by Eros Corazza . I'm a member of the Foundations of Programming research group at Nottingham. In 2002 I won the Lumsden Memorial Essay Prize (Department of Philosophy, University of Nottingham). I'm also a member of FoLLI , the Association for Logic, Language and Information and EATCS , the European Association of Theoretical Computer Science. I've got various research interests. My PhD research centers around logical work in AI and computer science but also includes healthy amounts of philosophical logic and philosophy of language. I'm also interested in the philosophy of maths, metaphysical issues relating to counterfactuals and truth and philosophy of mind. Research I am looking at ways of using logic to describe various reasoning processes. I call features which enter into reasoning, such as time, available resources, contextual, hypothetical and r

86. Wisconsin Philosophy Faculty Research interests in nonstandard logics and history of analytic philosophy, on non-standard logics and on Russell s work in logic and philosophy. http://philosophy.wisc.edu/people/

James Anderson Ellery Eells Dan Hausman Carolina Sartorio ... Staff Members James Anderson email , 5185D Helen C. White, 263-5162 (PhD. Syracuse University): Faculty Associate and Assistant to the Chairperson. Aesthetics, Environmental Ethics. Publications include articles in Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, The British Journal of Aesthetics, The Journal of Environmental Ethics and Environmental Values. Publications include: Harry Brighouse email homepage , 5119 Helen C. White, 263-8136 (Ph.D., USC): Professor. Harry Brighouse has been in the department since 1992. He works on the foundations of liberal theory, and is especially interested in the place of education and the family in liberalism. He is currently working on papers on the significance of positionality for egalitarian justice, on development theory and liberal egalitarianism, on the fair distribution of power, and on whether parents have rights over their children. He has also written extensively about education policy in both scholarly journals and the British national press. He is co-editor, with Randall Curren, Mitja Sardoc, and Janez Justin, of the new journal Theory and Research in Education. (Link)

87. Philosophy Department - UAF Emeritus Professor of philosophy Humanities; special interests in Easternphilosophy, Comparative Religions, Comparative logics. Dr. David Bantz http://www.uaf.edu/philo/

601D Gruening, UAF, Fairbanks AK 99775 email: fyphil@uaf.edu The Philosophy Major at UAF Opening the Door to Wonder Plan of Study: The B. A. degree in philosophy requires completion of 36 credits in philosophy. A student must also have two years of a non-English language, write a senior thesis, and complete an oral comprehensive examination. Students may also register for Independent Study course-work in philosophy under special arrangement with the department faculty. objective: to provide students with a solid historical and comparative background in traditional philosophical disciplines and perspectives; objective: to assist students in their critical and creative engagement in the philosophical process, developing their own ideas and positions, and exploring the various implications of these ideas. UAF Catalog information on Philosophy Degree Program I Wonder... Do you ever find yourself wondering ? If you do, perhaps you have what it takes to do the kind of work that philosophers do. Philosophy begins with wonder so said the ancient Greek philosopher, Plato.

88. PPP - Seminars, Conferences And Meetings The Legacy logics, philosophy and Ethics Torun, 2728 IV 1999 Org. prof. W.Tyburski and prof. R. Wisniewski. 11th International Congress of Logic, http://www.fmag.unict.it/~polphil/PolPhil/Semin.html

Seminars, conferences and meetings Philosophie et Logique en Pologne (1918-1939) Nancy, 20-22 XI 2003 50 years of STUDIA LOGICA Conferences I (Poland) and II (Denmark) Jablonna, 4-6 X 2003 Roskilde, 20-22 XI 2003 Org. Wojciech Buszkowski, Vincent F. Hendricks, Jacek Malinowski, Ewa Orlowska, Stig Andur Pedersen, Ryszard Wojcicki, Jan Zygmunt VIII Konferencja Zastosowania Logiki w Filozofii i Podstawach Matematyki [Polish; the section on Lesniewski's systems comprises papers by international speakers, from the Neuchatel CDrS group Karpacz, 6-10 V 2003 Org. Piotr Wojtylak, Jan Zygmunt, Janusz Czelakowski Meaning and value-modality. The 70th of Das literarische Kunstwerk of Roman Ingarden Torun, 17-18 IV 1999 Org. prof. J. Perzanowski Tadeusz Czezowski (1889-1981). The Legacy: Logics, Philosophy and Ethics Torun, 27-28 IV 1999 Org. prof. W. Tyburski and prof. R. Wisniewski 11th International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science Org. prof. Jan Wolenski (Institute of Philosophy, Jagellonic University, Cracow)

89. Department Of Philosophy ::: Dr. Susan Haack Haack s philosophy of logics was published in Brazil in fall 2002, and the Chineseedition in Beijing in summer 2003. Her most recent book, http://www.miami.edu/phi/haack/

Dr. Susan Haack Curriculum Vitae Book Reviews Recent Interview Susan Haack (B.A., M.A., B.Phil., Oxford; Ph.D., Cambridge), formerly Fellow of New Hall, Cambridge, and then professor of Philosophy at the University of Warwick, is presently Cooper Senior Scholar in Arts and Sciences, Professor of Philosophy, and Professor of Law at UM. Her areas of interest include philosophy of logic and language, epistemology and metaphysics, philosophy of science, including issues of scientific testimony in court, Pragmatism, and feminism. Professor Haack is the author of several well-known books, including Deviant Logic (Cambridge, 1974), Philosophy of Logics (Cambridge, 1978), Evidence and Inquiry: Towards Reconstruction in Epistemology (Blackwell, 1993), Deviant Logic, Fuzzy Logic: Beyond the Formalism (Chicago, 1996), Manifesto of a Passionate Moderate: Unfashionable Essays (Chicago, 1998), and Defending Science Within Reason: Between Scientism and Cynicism Prometheus, 2003) as well as of numerous articles. She has been widely reviewed and cited in general interest publications such as the Times Literary Supplement, the Wilson Quarterly, and the Chronicle of Higher Education, as well as in specialized journals.

90. Faculty Of Arts: Postgraduate and indefiniteness; deviant logics. philosophy of Mind and Action The Masterof Arts (Applied Ethics) is a course in applied philosophy, http://www.uow.edu.au/handbook/yr2000/dept_ArtPgPhil.html

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91. NOVARONED of logic (for non inferential knowledge, non-classical propositional logics),philosophy of science, philosophy of mathematics and computer science. http://www.univaq.it/diri/riuman/novanored.htm

Università degli Studi di L'Aquila Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia Dipartimento di Culture Comparate Maura Braghieri Dell'Anno Anno Accademico 1999/2000 "RULES AND VALUES. NEW DIGITAL EPISTEMOLOGY PROJECT" (NOVARONED 2001) NOVARONED 2001 is an interdisciplinary multimedia project aimed at providing environmental distance learning and strategic coordination of various topics related to the classic European philosophy of early twentieth - century. NOVARONED 2001 is also a historical reconstruction of the science which came out of the interdisciplinary research of the Circle of Vienna, known as "Encyclopedia of the Unified Sciences". This research has led to the development of a section aimed at studying Austrian philosophy is the main reference point for the project. NOVARONED 2001 is divided into three sections: 1 - Research 2 - Education 3 - Open and distance learning NOVARONED 2001 which in standards for norms and values; it will last for 2 years;it is an operational research for a new digital

92. The KLI Theory Lab - Epistemology, Philosophy Of Science etc. in particular; philosophy of mathematics; logic, philosophy of logic,and all kinds of philosophical logics; philosophy of language; ontology, http://www.kli.ac.at/theorylab/Areas/EPPS.html

EPPS EPISTEMOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE Introduction Books Periodicals Societies ... Other resources Introduction UNDER CONSTRUCTION. TOP Books Introductory readings Callebaut Taking the Naturalistic Turn, Contributors: William Bechtel, Robert Brandon, Richard M. Burian, Donald T. Campbell, Patricia Churchland, Jon Elster, Ronald N. Giere, David L. Hull, Philip Kitcher, Karin Knorr Cetina, Bruno Latour, Richard Levins, Richard C. Lewontin, Elisabeth Lloyd, Helen Longino, Thomas Nickles, Henry C. Plotkin, Robert J. Richards, Alexander Rosenberg, Michael Ruse, Dudley Shapere, Elliott Sober, Ryan Tweney, and William Wimsatt. Source Fetzer Philosophy of Science, The Philosophies of Science, 2nd ed., 1985 Hacking Representing and Intervening, Chalmers What is this Thing Called Science?, Kuhn The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (2nd ed.), 1970 Hempel , The Philosophy of Natural Science, Nagel The Structure of Science, Anthologies Keil/Wilson Explanation and Cognition, The essays address the basic questions about explanation: How do explanatory capacities develop? Are there kinds of explanation? Do explanations correspond to domains of knowledge? Why do we seek explanations, and what do they accomplish? How central are causes to explanation? The essays draw on work in the history and philosophy of science, the philosophy of mind and language, the development of concepts in children, conceptual change in adults, and reasoning in human and artificial systems. They also introduce emerging perspectives on explanation from computer science, linguistics, and anthropology.

93. CV Nonclassical logics (primarily modal and tense logics); philosophy of mathematics;philosophy of language; philosophy of science. Education http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/cv.html

Curriculum Vitae Sara L. Uckelman Jakoba Mulderplein 150 1018 MZ Amsterdam The Netherlands email: Personal information Date of birth: April 22, 1982 Nationality: U.S. citizen Race: White Gender: Female Status: married Maiden name: Friedemann Research interests Non-classical logics (primarily modal and tense logics) Philosophy of mathematics Philosophy of language Philosophy of science Education Universiteit van Amsterdam (September 2005-) Ph.D. in logic (in progress, expected May 2009). Advisor: Dr. Johan van Benthem. University of Wisconsin-Madison (September 2002-May 2005) M.A. in philosophy, August 2004, Thesis: The Structure of Higher-Order Vagueness and the Logic of KTB Advisor: Dr. Mike Byrd. GPA: 4.00 University of Wisconsin-Madison (September 1999-May 2002) B.A. in philosophy and English, May 2002. University of Wisconsin Centers-Marshfield/Wood County (September 1998-May 1999) high school special student. Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Philosophy: Reason in Communication, Spring 2005, with Michael Humiston. Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Philosophy: Introduction to Philosophy, Fall 2004, with Martha Gibson.

94. SCIENCE A N D PHILOSOPHY AND EMANCIPATION of Formal logics, Dialectics, of the gaping abyss of nothingness, and of thealienating, religious 1962 where he studied Political Science, philosophy http://www.franzjutta.org/

SCIENCE a n d PHILOSOPHY AND EMANCIPATION Do and Think and Excel Of, By and For Yourselves! WELCOME TO FRANZ' PUBLICATIONS CENTRE FRANZJUTTA.ORG This Site is especially designed to publish online, in English, German and Spanish, all the works, writings, articles and lectures of the author. They comprise a variety of general international topics, focused on Globalization. specifically concerning Africa, South Africa, Guyana and Venezuela. Furthermore, they cover a wide transhistoric range; in political, economic details discussing themes like mind and thought control, socialization, education, emancipation, ideology, racism, fascism, authoritarianism, totalitarianism, genocide, population reduction agendas and global terrorism. Of paramount importance is the development of a New Science a n d Philosophy, that forms the quintessence of this web site. At the same time, we launch an original, authentic Multi-Logics, an extraordinary, innovative Epistemology and a daring approach towards historic Emancipation, that challenge the limited, myopic demarcations

95. EpistemeLinks.com: Journals For Analytic Philosophy Journal search results for Analytic philosophy. and all kinds of philosophicallogics, philosophy of language, Ontology, metaphysics, theory of truth, http://www.epistemelinks.com/Main/Journals.aspx?Format=Both&TopiCode=Anal

96. Graduate Courses, Philosophy, McMaster University philosophy 760, Selected Topics in Logic the Theory of Argumentation ModalLogics and philosophy, Dr. David Hitchcock. philosophy 763, Selected Topics in http://www.humanities.mcmaster.ca/~philos/gradcourses.html

Graduate Courses Term 1 2005-06 Term 2 2005-06 Previous Year's Courses Undergraduate Courses McMaster Quick Links There's always a great deal going on in Philosophy at Mac. This page lists current year graduate seminars in philosophy. Each year there are usually between three and five courses on offer per term. For a complete listing of the courses regularly offered by the department please consult the School of Graduate Studies Calendar , which also contains additional information on the department and Ph.D. programme. Please note further that students are eligible for course enrollments at Wilfrid Laurier and Guelph as part of the Tri-University Ph.D. Programme ; students may also enroll in courses in other departments at McMaster (English, Religious Studies, etc.) if they and their supervisor agree on the selection. Graduate Courses for the 2005-2006 Academic Year Philosophy 743-44, Ph.D. Research Seminar, Terms 1 and 2 , Dr. David Hitchcock Wednesday, 2:30 to 4:30

97. Faculty Of Philosophy: Part IB Paper 2 P. Engel, The Norm of Truth (Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1991) S. Haack, philosophy ofLogics (CUP, 1978) RM Sainsbury, Logical Forms (Oxford Blackwell, 1991) http://www.phil.cam.ac.uk/u_grads/Tripos/Logic/Course_Outline/IB_P_2_03Logic.htm

Faculty of Philosophy University of Cambridge Faculty of Philosophy IB Course Outlines Course Outlines Part IB, Paper 1, Metaphysics and Philosophy of Mind Part IB, Paper 2, Logic printable version (PDF 128K) Part IB, Paper 3, Ethics Part IB, Paper 4, History of Ancient Philosophy Part IB, Paper 5, History of Modern Philosophy Part IB, Paper 6, Philosophy of Science ... Part IB, Paper 8, Experimental Psychology Part IB Logic Syllabus Theories of meaning: compositionality of meaning; meaning and truth; intentions and speech acts; force and content. Quantifiers: the semantics of quantified sentences; referential and substitutional readings. Logical form: the purposes of formalisation; logical form and theories of meaning. Names and descriptions: sense and reference; Russell¹s theory of descriptions; causal theories of names; identity. Variants of classical logic: elements of modal logic; the uses and nature of possible worlds; intuitionistic logic and its relationship with S4; problems with intentional contexts; quantum logic. Theories: the axiomatic method; informal and formal theories; examples.

98. Department Of Philosophy His principal research interests are in the algebraic treatment of nonclassicallogics, metaphysics, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of language, http://www.indiana.edu/~phil/faculty.shtml

Home Local Lore Programs People ... Trouble with the Printer Friendly Link? Faculty This page includes separate listings of Core Faculty Faculty with primarily administrative duties Emeritus Faculty Adjunct Faculty Core Faculty Kate ABRAMSON ( document.write(unescape('%3ca hre%66%3d"'+'mailto'+':ka%61br'+'ams%40indi%61n%61'+'.%65du"%3ekaab%72ams%40%69n'+'dian%61.ed%75%3c/a%3e')) Wellesley College B.A. 1990; University of Chicago, Ph.D. 1997), Assistant Professor of Philosophy. Her areas of specialization include Hume, history of ethics, contemporary ethics, and early modern philosophy (especially British philosophy). Two of her current projects are a monograph on the evolution of Hume's moral philosophy titled, The Artifice of Nature: From Philosopher to Reflective Man, and an annotated collection of background historical sources necessary for understanding the context of Hume's Treatise, under contract with CUP. Her recent and forthcoming publications include "What's so 'Natural' about the Natural Virtues?" (forthcoming, Cambridge Companion to Hume's Treatise ), "Sympathy and Hume's 'Spectator-Centered Theory of Virtue" (forthcoming

99. WoPaLo - Workshop On Paraconsistent Logic - ESSLLI 2002 Workshop in Paraconsistent Logic, part of the 14th European Summer School inLogic, Language and Information. Trento, Italy; 59 August 2002. http://logica.rug.ac.be/WoPaLo/

Workshop on Paraconsistent Logic as part of the 14th European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information August 5–9, 2002 Trento, Italy Contents Organizers Practical Information On Paraconsistency Call for Papers ... Contact Organizers Ghent University, RUG, Belgium State University of Campinas, Unicamp, Brazil Diderik Batens Centre for Logic and Philosophy of Science Ghent University, RUG, Belgium Walter Alexandre Carnielli Centre for Logic, Epistemology and the History of Science – CLE State University of Campinas, Unicamp, Brazil Practical Information From 5 to 16 August 2002, the 14th edition of the European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information ( ESSLLI 2002 ), will take place in Trento, Italy, organized under the auspices of the European Association for Logic, Language and Information ( FoLLI WoPaLo ), from 5 to 9 August 2002. The aim of the workshop is to provide a forum for advanced Ph.D. students and other researchers to present and discuss their work in the area. As usual, there is not much financing available for workshop contributors and speakers, as the organizers of the ESSLLI 2002 want to keep the registration fee as low as possible, and be able to provide some grants to selected students. In view of this, we would all highly appreciate it if you can find alternative funding to cover travel and accomodation expenses during the workshop. All participants of the workshop are also expected to register for the summer school in due time, and all students are elligible for reduced registration fees.

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