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Modality and Categories

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Adaptive Logics: Introduction, Applications, Computational Aspects and Recent Developments

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Belief Dynamics under Iterated Revision: Cycles, Fixed Points and Truth-tracking

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Tracking the Truth Requires a Non-wellfounded Prior!

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Possible Worlds, The Lewis Principle, and the Myth of a Large Ontology

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Accuracy, Chance, and the Principal Principle

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Theory and Concept in Tarski's Philosophy of Language

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The 'fitting problem' for logical semantic systems

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The conservativity of truth and the disentanglement of syntax and semantics

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Cognitive motivations for treating formalisms as calculi

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Do 'Looks' Reports Reflect the Contents of Perception?

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On the Emergence of Descriptive Norms

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Conclusive Reasons, Transmission, and Epistemic Closure

14

Hume on Space and Geometry

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Toward Leibniz's Goal of a Computational Metaphysics

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Russellian Descriptions & Gibbardian Indicatives (Two Case Studies Involving Automated Reasoning)

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Logic and the Brain

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Accuracy & Coherence

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The Lockean Thesis Revisited

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Proof-theoretic semantics and the format of deductive reasoning & Prawitz's completeness conjecture (A sketch of some ideas)

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Applying coherence based probability logic to philosophical problems

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Conditionals and Suppositions

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Diachronic Dutch Book Arguments for Forgetful Agents

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The Contradiction in Will Test: A Reconstruction

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Formal epistemological explication (news for the Bayesian agenda)

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Carnap on extremal axioms and categoricity

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Frequencies, Chances and Undefinable Sets

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Knowledge about Probability in the Monty Hall Problem

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Mathematical Science, Naturalism, and Normativity

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Core Logic

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Possibilities without possible worlds/histories

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Group Presentation, Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (LMU)

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Self-reference

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Group Presentation, Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (LMU)

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Three contrasts between two senses of coherence

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From Analysis to Explication

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IPAD – Information Processing and the Analysis of Democracy

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Voting, Deliberation and Truth

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An "Evidentialist" Worry About Joyce's Argument for Probabilism.

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On an occasionally heard objection to Carnap's conception of logical truth

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Carnap's Logico-Mathematical Neutrality between Realism and Instrumentalism

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Tolerance & Voluntarism

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Validity Curry

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Logic in Games

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Inexhaustibility and Reflection

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Logics as Scientific Theories

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Explorations in Bayesian confirmation and models of information search

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Is logical knowledge dispositional?

49

Logic as Modelling

50

Logical Dynamics of Intelligent Interaction

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On a Proposed Extension of Infinitary Logic

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An Ontological Argument for the Existence of Numbers?

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Structural Realism in Linguistics

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Meaning and Interpretation in Birkhoff/Von Neumann quantum logic

55

Is theory choice using epistemic virtues possible?

56

Variations of Avoiding the Arrow Impasse

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The Ins and Outs of Mathematical Explanation

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Modal Logic From a Categorical Point of View

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Frege’s Philosophy of Geometry

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Set-Rationalizable Choice and Self-Stability

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Are Theories of Reference Empirically Testable?

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A Dictator Theorem on Belief Revision Derived from Arrow's Theorem

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A Generalised Sorites

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Modeling Semantic Competence: a Critical Review of Frege's Puzzle (as an argument against Millianism)

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Two Varieties of Knowledge

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A Regret-Based Model for Wishful Thinkers

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Neglect of Independence and Uncertainty (or Randomness) in the Axioms of Probability

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Applications of multi-dimensional propositional logics

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Empirical Research and The Philosophy of Mathematics

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How can we find some reasoning that people do, for which a particular logic is the appropriate model?

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Truth and Context Change

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Systematicity: The Nature of Science

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Causal structural realism

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Logical abstractions and logical objects in Frege: a critical approach

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The First-Order Logic of the Tractatus

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The completeness of Kant's Table of Judgements and its consequences for philosophy of mathematics

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An Empirically testable Theory of Causality

78

Abstract Explanation and Difference-Making

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Modeling AGM Belief Revision by Possible Worlds Semantics: The Case of Chellas-Segerberg Semantics

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The Power of the Hexagon

81

Retrocausality - What Would it Take?

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The ghosts of departed quantities as the soul of computation

83

Logic or probability? An ERP study on defeasible reasoning

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Constants and Consequences

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Development of Counterfactual Reasoning & Emotions

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Truth Approximation by Basic and Refined Belief Base Revision

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Why Metrical Properties are not Powers

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The Bayesian Miracle

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Ordering Risky Prospects - Prioritarianism: an Ecumenical Approach

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General-Elimination Harmony

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Dynamic Logic of Reasoning

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How uncertain do we need to be?

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Subjective probabilities need not be sharp

94

Logics for 'Soft' Interactive Epistemology

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Updating on Conditionals

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The Precautionary Principle Reconceptualized

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Does Radical Uncertainty Require Regime Change?

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Can free evidence be bad?

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Validity without Reference

100

Stratified Truth?