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 75/23---24-January-2027-Cambridge-Graduate-Confere
 nce-on-the-Philosophy-of-Mathematics-and-Logic-St-
 Johns-College-Cambridge-UK-
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SUMMARY:Cambridge Graduate Conference on the Philo
 sophy of Mathematics and Logic, St John's College,
  Cambridge [UK]
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270123
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270124
LOCATION:St John's College, Cambridge [UK]
DESCRIPTION:Logic and the philosophy of mathematic
 s are central and foundational sub-disciplines in 
 philosophy. However, graduate students working in 
 these areas often struggle to find access to forum
 s in which they can discuss their work with peers.
  The aim of this conference is to provide graduate
  students working in these and related areas with 
 such a forum.  Additionally, the conference has be
 en co-founded by the ILLC's own Luca Incurvati!  T
 his is an unrivalled opportunity for graduate stud
 ents interested in logic, philosophy of mathematic
 s, and other formal areas of philosophy to present
  their work. A representative, but nonexclusive, l
 ist of subdisciplines would be: philosophy of math
 ematics, logic and philosophy of logic, applicatio
 ns of logic to epistemology and metaphysics, forma
 l epistemology, decision theory, and applications 
 of formal methods to the philosophy of science.   
 Papers should be no longer than 4000 words (includ
 ing footnotes and appendices, excluding references
 ) and suitable for a 40 minute presentation. They 
 should also be accompanied by an abstract of no mo
 re than 150 words. The submission deadline is adju
 sted for the UK time.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>Logic and
  the philosophy of mathematics are central and fou
 ndational sub-disciplines in philosophy. However, 
 graduate students working in these areas often str
 uggle to find access to forums in which they can d
 iscuss their work with peers. The aim of this conf
 erence is to provide graduate students working in 
 these and related areas with such a forum.</p>\n  
 <p>Additionally, the conference has been co-founde
 d by the ILLC's own Luca Incurvati!</p>\n</div><di
 v>\n  <p>This is an unrivalled opportunity for gra
 duate students interested in logic, philosophy of 
 mathematics, and other formal areas of philosophy 
 to present their work. A representative, but nonex
 clusive, list of subdisciplines would be: philosop
 hy of mathematics, logic and philosophy of logic, 
 applications of logic to epistemology and metaphys
 ics, formal epistemology, decision theory, and app
 lications of formal methods to the philosophy of s
 cience.&nbsp;</p>\n  <p>Papers should be no longer
  than 4000 words (including footnotes and appendic
 es, excluding references) and suitable for a 40 mi
 nute presentation. They should also be accompanied
  by an abstract of no more than 150 words. The sub
 mission deadline is adjusted for the UK time.</p>\
 n</div>
URL:https://sites.google.com/view/cambridgelogic20
 ?pli=1&authuser=0
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