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 --9-August-2019-Workshop-Learning-from-Buddhish-Lo
 gic-Canberry-Australia
DTSTAMP:20190620T161659
SUMMARY:Workshop "Learning from Buddhish Logic", C
 anberry, Australia
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190807
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190809
LOCATION:Canberry, Australia
DESCRIPTION:The aim of the workshop is to bring to
 gether some of the leading scholars of Buddhist (a
 nd Indian) logic and contemporary philosophers of 
 logic in order to foster interdisciplinary interac
 tions between them. Each session will consist of a
  presentation by an internationally renowned Buddh
 ist or Indian scholar followed by a presentation b
 y a philosopher of an international research profi
 le who will not just comment on the previous prese
 ntation but develop or challenge the ideas present
 ed by the previous presentation. The workshop will
  be a real interaction between the scholars of Bud
 dhist (and Indian) logic and philosophers of logic
  who are not familiar with Buddhist material.  Spe
 akers: Szymon Bogacz (ANU), Brendan Gillon (McGill
 ), Marie-Hélène Gorisse (Ghent), Bryce Huebner (Ge
 orgetown), Carrie Jenkins (UBC), Ed Mares (Welling
 ton), Danielle Macbeth (Haverford), Parimal Patil 
 (Harvard), Graham Priest (CUNY Graduate Center), G
 ila Sher (UC San Diego), Koji Tanaka (ANU), Audrey
  Yap (Victoria).
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n  <p>The aim of the
  workshop is to bring together some of the leading
  scholars of Buddhist (and Indian) logic and conte
 mporary philosophers of logic in order to foster i
 nterdisciplinary interactions between them. Each s
 ession will consist of a presentation by an intern
 ationally renowned Buddhist or Indian scholar foll
 owed by a presentation by a philosopher of an inte
 rnational research profile who will not just comme
 nt on the previous presentation but develop or cha
 llenge the ideas presented by the previous present
 ation. The workshop will be a real interaction bet
 ween the scholars of Buddhist (and Indian) logic a
 nd philosophers of logic who are not familiar with
  Buddhist material.</p>\n\n  <p>Speakers: Szymon B
 ogacz (ANU), Brendan Gillon (McGill), Marie-Hélène
  Gorisse (Ghent), Bryce Huebner (Georgetown), Carr
 ie Jenkins (UBC), Ed Mares (Wellington), Danielle 
 Macbeth (Haverford), Parimal Patil (Harvard), Grah
 am Priest (CUNY Graduate Center), Gila Sher (UC Sa
 n Diego), Koji Tanaka (ANU), Audrey Yap (Victoria)
 .</p>\n
URL:http://bit.do/buddhist-logic
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