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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2016/newsitem/7378/19-
 May-2016-AUC-Logic-Lectures-Jan-van-Eijck-CWI-and-
 ILLC-
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SUMMARY:AUC Logic Lectures, Jan van Eijck (CWI and
  ILLC)
ATTENDEE;ROLE=Speaker:Jan van Eijck (CWI and ILLC)
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20160519T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20160519T190000
LOCATION:AUC common room, Science Park 113, Amster
 dam
DESCRIPTION:Abstract:  An action is something that
  takes place in the world, and that makes a  diffe
 rence to what the world looks like. Thus, actions 
 are maps from  states of the world to new states o
 f the world. Actions can be of  various kinds. The
  action of spilling coffee changes the state of  y
 our trousers. The action of telling a lie to your 
 friend changes your  friend's state of mind (and m
 aybe the state of your soul). The action  of multi
 plying two numbers changes the state of certain re
 gisters in  your computer. Despite the differences
  between these various kinds of  actions, we will 
 see that they can all be covered under the same  l
 ogical umbrella.  For more information, contact t.
 achourioti at uva.nl
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n        <p>Abstract
 :<br/>\n        An action is something that takes 
 place in the world, and that makes a<br/>\n       
  difference to what the world looks like.  Thus, a
 ctions are maps from<br/>\n        states of the w
 orld to new states of the world.  Actions can be o
 f<br/>\n        various kinds.  The action of spil
 ling coffee changes the state of<br/>\n        you
 r trousers. The action of telling a lie to your fr
 iend changes your<br/>\n        friend's state of 
 mind (and maybe the state of your soul).  The acti
 on<br/>\n        of multiplying two numbers change
 s the state of certain registers in<br/>\n        
 your computer.  Despite the differences between th
 ese various kinds of<br/>\n        actions, we wil
 l see that they can all be covered under the same<
 br/>\n        logical umbrella.</p>\n    \n       
  <p>For more information, contact <a class="email"
 >t.achourioti <span class="at">at</span> uva.nl</a
 ></p>\n    
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