Logica 2018 accepted papers

Holger Andreas. Prioritised Remainder Sets: A Simple Approach to Iterated Belief Base Revision

Pavel Arazim. Changing one's logic

Joan Bertran-San Millán. From Begriffsschrift to Grundlagen: the adoption of the distinction between concept and object

Constantin Brîncuş and Iulian Toader. Categoricity and the Elimination of Negation

Ivano Ciardelli. Applying Kripke modalities to questions

Serena Delli. Are 'combinatorial proofs' actually proofs?

Jon Dunn. Logics as Tools

Federico L. G. Faroldi. Responsibility and Its Truthmakers

Claudia Fernández-Fernández and Fernando R. Velázquez-Quesada. A formal model for explicit knowledge as awareness of plus awareness that

Norbert Gratzl and Eugenio Orlandelli. Classical Logic as Single Conclusion

Daichi Hayashi. Faithful relative truth-definability and a non-reductive account of type-free truth

Levin Hornischer. A Logic of State Spaces

Daniel Kaplan. An Inferential Role Semantics for Bilateralists

Dominik Klein and Rasmus K. Rendsvig. On Kripke Models, Metrics and Dynamical Systems

Dominik Klein and Frederik Van De Putte. Pointwise intersection in neighborhood modal logic

Ansten Klev. The name of the sinus function

Sergei Odintsov. Twist structure semantics for Fisher Servi's version of Belnapian modal logic

Ivo Pezlar. Non-constructive procedural theory of problems

Martin Pleitz. Dualism About Generality

Tomasz Połacik. A Characterization of Classically Archetypal Rules

Shuhei Shimamura. A First-Order Sequent Calculus for Logical Inferentialists and Expressivists

Anthia Solaki. A dynamic epistemic logic for resource-bounded agents

Damian Szmuc. Aboutness in Non-Classical Theories

Bruno Whittle. Truth and Generalized Quantification

Kaibo Xie. Belief and Causality in the Epistemic Reading of Counterfactuals

Antonio Yuste-Ginel and Alfredo Burrieza. A formal analysis of the notion of preference between deductive arguments