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 The-Netherlands
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SUMMARY:Workshop "Roots of Deduction", Groningen, 
 The Netherlands
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160409
LOCATION:Groningen, The Netherlands
DESCRIPTION:Over the past five years the VISI rese
 arch project 'Roots of Deduction', directed by Cat
 arina Dutilh Novaes, has investigated the historic
 al, cognitive and philosophical roots of deduction
 . The main focus of the project has been a particu
 lar multi-agent dialogical account of deduction, t
 he 'built-in opponent' conception of deduction. Th
 is has been used in the project to inform analyses
  of ancient Greek conceptions of logic and deducti
 on; to help us to understand mathematical cognitio
 n and cognitive biases; and to shed light on class
 ical and contemporary problems in the philosophy o
 f logic.   The closing workshop of the project is 
 taking place on April 7-9 (starting right after lu
 nch, ending just before lunch) at the Faculty of P
 hilosophy in Groningen.   All welcome, but if you 
 wish to attend the workshop, please drop us a note
 , as we only have a limited number of spots. For m
 ore information, see https://sites.google.com/site
 /therootsofdeduction/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n      <p>\n        
 Over the past five years the VISI research project
  'Roots of Deduction', directed by Catarina Dutilh
  Novaes, has investigated the historical, cognitiv
 e and philosophical roots of deduction. The main f
 ocus of the project has been a particular multi-ag
 ent dialogical account of deduction, the 'built-in
  opponent' conception of deduction. This has been 
 used in the project to inform analyses of ancient 
 Greek conceptions of logic and deduction; to help 
 us to understand mathematical cognition and cognit
 ive biases; and to shed light on classical and con
 temporary problems in the philosophy of logic.</p>
 \n      <p>\n        The closing workshop of the p
 roject is taking place on April\n        7-9 (star
 ting right after lunch, ending just before lunch) 
 at\n        the Faculty of Philosophy in Groningen
 .\n      </p>\n    \n      <p>All welcome, but if 
 you wish to attend the workshop, please\n      dro
 p us a note, as we only have a limited number of s
 pots.\n      For more information, see\n        <a
  target="_blank" href="https://sites.google.com/si
 te/therootsofdeduction/closing-workshop-the-roots-
 of-deduction">https://sites.google.com/site/theroo
 tsofdeduction/</a>\n      </p>\n    
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