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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2010/newsitem/3107/8-9
 -February-2010-Dialogues-and-Games-Historical-Root
 s-and-Contemporary-Models-Lille
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SUMMARY:Dialogues and Games: Historical Roots and 
 Contemporary Models, Lille
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100208
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20100209
LOCATION:Lille
DESCRIPTION:A two-day workshop covering historical
  and modern aspects of games and dialogues in logi
 c.  Studies in the history of logic have shown tha
 t the medieval traditions, both in western Europe 
 and in India, have many distinctive dialogical and
  epistemological characteristics. As a result, the
 y have much more in common with each other than th
 ey do mathematical logic of the 1950's. Recently, 
 it has become apparent that these shared character
 istics can be fruitfully modeled in the context of
  modern developments in logic, which are dynamic a
 nd dialogical in flavor. We believe that investiga
 ting the common properties of these two historical
  approaches can advance our understanding of these
  philosophical and historical traditions with the 
 help of recent technical advances in dialogical an
 d game semantics and dialogue games. The purpose o
 f this workshop is to bring together LogICCC resea
 rchers from both the philosophical and technical t
 raditions to provide a spring-board for collaborat
 ion and potential cross-discipline applications, a
 llowing people working in both historical traditio
 ns, the Western and the Indian, to gain knowledge 
 of current modeling techniques and those on the te
 chnical side access to new problems and theories t
 o model.  The four fields that we intend to repres
 ent are: the dialogical tradition in Indian logic,
  obligationes in medieval Western logic, dialogica
 l semantics and dialogue models, and games for dia
 logues and semantics. Each day there will be two t
 utorials; the first day will cover the historical 
 topics and the second day will cover the modern te
 chniques.  For more information, see https://www.i
 llc.uva.nl/medlogic/DDAHL/DiG.html
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n        <p>A two-da
 y workshop covering historical and modern aspects 
 of games and dialogues in logic.</p>\n        \n  
       <p>Studies in the history of logic have show
 n that the medieval\n        traditions, both in w
 estern Europe and in India, have many distinctive\
 n        dialogical and epistemological characteri
 stics. As a result, they have\n        much more i
 n common with each other than they do mathematical
  logic of\n        the 1950's. Recently, it has be
 come apparent that these shared\n        character
 istics can be fruitfully modeled in the context of
  modern\n        developments in logic, which are 
 dynamic and dialogical in flavor. We\n        beli
 eve that investigating the common properties of th
 ese two\n        historical approaches can advance
  our understanding of these\n        philosophical
  and historical traditions with the help of recent
 \n        technical advances in dialogical and gam
 e semantics and dialogue games.\n        The purpo
 se of this workshop is to bring together <a href="
 http://www.esf.org/index.php?id=3241">LogICCC</a>\
 n        researchers from both the philosophical a
 nd technical traditions to\n        provide a spri
 ng-board for collaboration and potential cross-dis
 cipline\n        applications, allowing people wor
 king in both historical traditions,\n        the W
 estern and the Indian, to gain knowledge of curren
 t modeling\n        techniques and those on the te
 chnical side access to new problems and\n        t
 heories to model.</p>\n        \n        <p>The fo
 ur fields that we intend to represent are: the dia
 logical tradition in Indian logic, <i>obligationes
 </i>\n        in medieval Western logic, dialogica
 l semantics and dialogue models,\n        and game
 s for dialogues and semantics. Each day there will
  be two\n        tutorials; the first day will cov
 er the historical topics and the\n        second d
 ay will cover the modern techniques.</p>\n        
 \n    \n        <p>For more information, see <a ta
 rget="_blank" href="https://www.illc.uva.nl/medlog
 ic/DDAHL/DiG.html">https://www.illc.uva.nl/medlogi
 c/DDAHL/DiG.html</a></p>\n    
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