Samuel C. Wheeler III is the author of Neo-Davidsonian Metaphysics: From the True to the Good.
Check it out at http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415857284
Read a review at http://ndpr.nd.edu/news/49211-neo-davidsonian-metaphysics-from-the-true-to-the-good/
Ruth Garrett Millikan has been elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Paul Simard-Smith has won one of Canada’s prestigious Social Science and Humanities Research Council postdoctoral fellowships. He will spend two years here at UConn working on Logical Pluralism with Jc Beall as supervisor.
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Hallie Liberto has accepted an appointment in Princeton’s University Center for Human Values as Laurance S. Rockefeller Visiting Faculty Fellow for academic year 2014-15. She will be organizing a workshop in February 2015 on promises.
The UConn Logic group is proud to announce its annual logic workshop.The workshop is organized around a researcher whose work has had a significant and lasting influence on the field.The remaining talks, invited and selected, will be given by critics or contributors to the field who were influenced by the keynote speakers’s work.
Neologicism pursues Frege’s goal of finding a logical foundation for arithmetic by replacing his famously inconsistent Basic Law V with different resources: so-called abstraction principles, understood as implicit definitions.Since the 1983 publication of Crispin Wright’s Frege’s Conception of Numbers as Objects, the literature developing and criticizing this program has exploded.The 2014 UConn Logic Workshop will pursue current work on this project.
Michael Lynch is one of the winners in the APA’s Committee on Public Philosophy Op-Ed contest!
You can read his piece here:
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