I contributed two synopsis articles to Daniel Gutzmann, Katharina Turgay, and Ede Zimmermann’s Wörterbuch zur Sprach- und Kommunikationswissenschaft: Semantik und Pragmatik (in German). One is on Logic in general, the other one summarizes the basics of Propositional logic. Currently, they seem to be open access, so feel free to have a look.
Paperback now available!
Cambridge University Press just released the paperback edition of my monograph "Logical Pluralism and Logical Consequence". You can order a copy here, at the usual online places or, best of all, at your favorite book store.
Book Review at NDPR
Roy Cook wrote a review of my book "Logical Pluralism and Logical Consequence" over at Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. Have a look at it here.
Interview “Talk That Science”
I will be giving an interview on logical pluralism on Echobox Radio’s show “Talk That Science” this Friday. If you can’t tune in for the live show, here is link to the interview.
GAP.12 Colloquium “Tarskian Themes in Language and Logic”
Together with Sebastian Speitel, I am organizing a colloquium on "Tarskian Themes in Language and Logic" for the upcoming GAP.12 conference, to be held from 8 to 11 September 2025 in Düsseldorf. We have an exciting list of speakers – more to come soon! For now, here's the proposal text: Alfred Tarski’s work on logic, … Continue reading GAP.12 Colloquium “Tarskian Themes in Language and Logic”
OZSW Symposium on logical philosophy
Together with Colin Caret and Sebastian Speitel, I will present some new work on invariance in non-classical logic at this year's OZSW conference in Eindhoven this August. This will be my first OZSW conference and I'm excited to find out what it's like. The other talks will be given by Rachel Boddy and and Johannes … Continue reading OZSW Symposium on logical philosophy
Book review “One True Logic”
I wrote a review of fellow monists' Owen Griffiths and A.C. Paseau's book "One True Logic" for Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. It's a great book and I highly recommend you read it yourself, but if you want a taste of what it's about look here.
Book published!
My monograph "Logical Pluralism and Logical Consequence" is now officially published! You can find it on the Cambridge University Press website, here. Here is the blurb: Logical pluralism is the view that there is more than one correct logic. This is not necessarily a controversial claim but in its most exciting formulations, pluralism extends to … Continue reading Book published!
Some philosophy of logic talks
I'm planning to present some of the things I've been working on over the past few months at the James Madison University in Virginia and the University of Bonn in April and June this year. The main theme will be logical pluralism but I'll also think some more about methodological questions and their relation to … Continue reading Some philosophy of logic talks
New Research Project: Logical normativity and logical reasoning in AI systems
Natasha Alechina, Colin Caret, and yours truly recently initiated a collaborative research project on logical normativity and logical reasoning in (logic-based) AI systems. We’re happy to have received a small grant of the focus area “Human-centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI)” here at Utrecht University, which we initially planned to use for a kick-off workshop in Utrecht. … Continue reading New Research Project: Logical normativity and logical reasoning in AI systems
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