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University of Connecticut Humanities
Institute MIT Philosophy and Linguistics Department |
UConn Philosophy Department University of Connecticut Research Foundation |
The general topic is paradox. Papers will focus on semantic-logical paradoxes, vagueness and soritical paradoxes, or combinations of the two. Some topics to be covered include contextual approaches to vagueness, contextual approaches to semantic-logical paradox, paraconsistent approaches to paradox, absolutely unrestricted quantification, and the prospects of a unified approach to both semantic-logical and soritical paradox.
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The conference will be held in Room 124 -125 Building A South (near the Rome Building) at the University of Connecticut, Storrs CT, USA.
The conference will run for three days: 11 Oct 2002 through 13 Oct 2002.
The schedule is as follows: Speaker Schedule
Directions to the Storrs campus (including maps of the campus and important parking details) may be found here.
Speakers will be staying at the Nathan Hale Inn, which is located on campus and within walking distance of the main venue. (Reservations may be made directly with the Nathan Hale Inn via the contact details provided here.) Given its convenience (and easy parking spaces), we recommend the Nathan Hale Inn; however, other (and in many cases cheaper) options are listed on this page.