LOGICA 2002

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LOGICA 2002 18 - 21 June, 2002 Castle Zahrádky
The 16th in the series of annual international symposia devoted to logic, was held at Zahrádky, 18 - 21 June 2002. The invited speakers of the conference were Rom Harré, Jaakko Hintikka, Per Martin-Löf, and Jeff Paris
	Selected contributions to the conference were published in Timothy Childers and Ondrej Majer (eds): The Logica Yearbook 2002, Filosofia, Praha, 2003
The conference was sponsored by Bernard Family Brewery Humpolec

Program

L o g i c a 2 0 0 2 - Programme
Tuesday, June 18 >> afternoon session
Rom Harré	Recovering Leibniz: Modality as Truth Value
Göran Sundholm	“Mind Your P's and Q’s!” Does Modal Logic Use the Wrong Syntax?
Murali Ramachandran	Contingent Identity and Kripkean Counterpart Theory
Dale Jacquette	Kripke’s Modal Objection to the Description Theory of Reference
Andrei Rodin	Events and Intensional Setsh
A. A. Barcelo Aspeitia	Classification, Analysis and Replacement
Tomasz Placek	Branching for a Transient Time
Wednesday, June 19 >> morning session
Jeff Paris	There Is a Reason for Everything (Probably)
Samet Bagce	How Safe Is the Deductivist Attitude?
Madeline Muntersbjorn	“Icons par Excellence”: Algebraic Representation and Geometric Rectification
Catherine Womack	Visual Reasoning in Mathematical Proof: From Bolzano to Cantor and Beyond
Fred Johnson	Shefferizable Post Systems
>> afternoon session
Susan Vineberg	Probabilism as a Foundation of Scientific Reasoning
François Lepage	Probabilistic Interpretations and General Imaging
Armin Tatzel	Proving and Grounding: Bolzano’s Theory of Grounding and Gentzen’s Normal Proofs
Maria van der Schaar	Judgement, Assertion and Knowledge
John Shosky	Russell's Principles of Mathematics: One Hundred Years Later
G. Holmström-Hintikka	More Questions than Answers
František Gahér	Anaphora and Attitudes (from the Point of Transparent Intensional Logic)
P. Materna & M. Duží	"Parmenides principle" (An Analysis of Aboutness)
Thursday, June 20 >> morning session
Jaakko Hintikka	What Is Not and What It Is Not?
Jim Edwards	Horwich on the Principles of Compositionality and Context
Bjørn Jespersen	Significant Sententialism
Gary Kemp	Minimalism, Expressiveness and Proof-Theory
Roy T. Cook	Parity and Paradox
Thomas Bolander	Restricted Truth Predicates in First Order Logic
Petr Hájek	Once More on Gödel’s Ontological Proof
Friday, June 21 >> morning session
Per Martin-Löf	Are Rules Valid in Virtue of Meaning or Is Meaning Determined by Rules?
Jon Cogburn	Deconstructing Dummett’s Anti-Realism: A New Argument against Church’s Thesis
John Kearns	The Logic of Coherent Fiction
Charles Cross	Nonmonotonic Inconsistency
Francesco Orilia	Principles of Reasoning and Logical Paradoxes
Jaroslav Peregrin	Meaning as Inferential Role

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