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 odelling-Amsterdam-The-Netherlands
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SUMMARY:Course "Logic as a Tool for Modelling", Am
 sterdam, The Netherlands
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LOCATION:Amsterdam, The Netherlands
DESCRIPTION:The course "Logic as a tool for modell
 ing" is part of the VU Amsterdam's summer school. 
 The aim of the course is to introduce participants
  to the study of various types of logic as a versa
 tile tool for elegantly modelling diverse phenomen
 a. The overarching theme in the handling of applic
 ations is the notion of categories and categorisat
 ion. The course starts by discussing classical log
 ic, through both semantics and syntax, as well as 
 applications in the social sciences, addressing ag
 ency, and information flow. Then it focuses on var
 ious theories of categorization from Aristotle's c
 lassical perspective to modern prototype and exemp
 lar theory and introduces logical formalisms that 
 encompass these various views. The last part delve
 s into formal linguistics, where words are categor
 ized based on their role in sentence formation.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n  <p>The course &qu
 ot;Logic as a tool for modelling&quot; is part of 
 the VU Amsterdam's summer school. The aim of the c
 ourse is to introduce participants to the study of
  various types of logic as a versatile tool for el
 egantly modelling diverse phenomena. The overarchi
 ng theme in the handling of applications is the no
 tion of categories and categorisation. The course 
 starts by discussing classical logic, through both
  semantics and syntax, as well as applications in 
 the social sciences, addressing agency, and inform
 ation flow. Then it focuses on various theories of
  categorization from Aristotle's classical perspec
 tive to modern prototype and exemplar theory and i
 ntroduces logical formalisms that encompass these 
 various views. The last part delves into formal li
 nguistics, where words are categorized based on th
 eir role in sentence formation.</p>\n
URL:https://vu.nl/en/education/summerschool/logic-
 as-a-tool-for-modelling
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