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 ---25-May-2024-2nd-Logic-and-Philosophy-Historical
 -and-Contemporary-Issues-Conference-Vilnius-Lithua
 nia
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SUMMARY:2nd Logic and Philosophy: Historical and C
 ontemporary Issues Conference, Vilnius, Lithuania
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240524
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240525
LOCATION:Vilnius, Lithuania
DESCRIPTION:Logic and Philosophy is a biennial con
 ference organised and hosted by Vilnius University
 . The conference is intended as a venue for philos
 ophical discussions on logic broadly construed. We
  invite submissions that address philosophy of log
 ic, philosophical issues related to classical or n
 on-classical logics, the history of logic, and phi
 losophical applications of logic.  Invited speaker
 s: Timothy Williamson (Oxford / Yale), Graham Prie
 st (CUNY), Sara L. Uckelman (Durham), Iryna Khomen
 ko (Kyiv). A special session, with contributions b
 y Timothy Williamson and Graham Priest, dedicated 
 to the nature of logic and validity is planned as 
 part of the programme. Related talks are particula
 rly welcome.  Prospective authors are invited to s
 ubmit abstracts suitable for anonymous review. Abs
 tracts should not exceed 1000 words. Papers based 
 on the presented talks will be considered for publ
 ication in Problemos Supplement, a philosophy jour
 nal run by Vilnius University Press. Authors of th
 e selected talks are expected, though not required
 , to contribute.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>Logic and
  Philosophy is a biennial conference organised and
  hosted by Vilnius University. The conference is i
 ntended as a venue for philosophical discussions o
 n logic broadly construed. We invite submissions t
 hat address philosophy of logic, philosophical iss
 ues related to classical or non-classical logics, 
 the history of logic, and philosophical applicatio
 ns of logic.</p>\n  <p>Invited speakers: Timothy W
 illiamson (Oxford / Yale), Graham Priest (CUNY), S
 ara L. Uckelman (Durham), Iryna Khomenko (Kyiv). A
  special session, with contributions by Timothy Wi
 lliamson and Graham Priest, dedicated to the natur
 e of logic and validity is planned as part of the 
 programme. Related talks are particularly welcome.
 </p>\n</div><div>\n  <p>Prospective authors are in
 vited to submit abstracts suitable for anonymous r
 eview. Abstracts should not exceed 1000 words. Pap
 ers based on the presented talks will be considere
 d for publication in <a href="https://www.journals
 .vu.lt/problemos" target="_blank" rel="noopener">P
 roblemos Supplement</a>, a philosophy journal run 
 by Vilnius University Press. Authors of the select
 ed talks are expected, though not required, to con
 tribute.</p>\n</div>
URL:https://philevents.org/event/show/119310
CONTACT:jonas.dagys at fsf.vu.lt
CONTACT: pranciskus.gricius at st-hildas.ox.ac.uk
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