Does anyone have a pdf of Andrzej Wroński, “Intermediate Logics and the Disjunction Property,” Reports on Mathematical Logic 1 (1973), 39–51?
Shawn Standefer
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Philosophical logician at North Carolina State University
Do I have any phonologist followers? I've been trying and failing to suss out the difference in US vs UK patterns of stress in multi-part proper names. Am I imagining it, or: US speakers will put heavy stress on the first word: "GREEN bay" UK speakers weigh both roughly equally: "GREEN BAY"
What’s a good reference for the theorem that there are uncountably many intermediate logics that have the disjunction property?
#academicsky What is an edited book chapter you're particularly proud of or you think deserves more readers? #celebratebookchapter I think that my favorite chapter in a volume is the one where I put forward my view about the variable-sharing property in relevant logics. philpapers.org/rec/STAVAR
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@lastpositivist.bsky.social · 4d ago#academicsky What is an edited book chapter you're particularly proud of or you think deserves more readers? #celebratebookchapter This chapter on Ida B. Wells is actually my favourite thing I've ever published, it in some sense most encapsulates my schtick: www.liamkofibright.com/uploads/4/8/...
#academicsky What is an edited book chapter you're particularly proud of or you think deserves more readers? #celebratebookchapter This chapter on Ida B. Wells is actually my favourite thing I've ever published, it in some sense most encapsulates my schtick: www.liamkofibright.com/uploads/4/8/...
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Pontus Odmalm@podmalm.bsky.social · 4d ago#academicsky What is an edited book chapter that you're particularly proud of, or one you think deserves more readers? Reposting with hashtag #celebratebookchapter Mine: Mainstream Parties, the Populist Radical Right, and the (Alleged) Lack of a Restrictive and Assimilationist Alternative.
Chris Pang's "On the Categoricity of Some Non-classical Logics" was just published in Studio Logica. This paper came right out of the undergraduate research project Chris did with me his senior year. It was great fun supervising this! link.springer.com/article/10.1...
On the Categoricity of Some Non-classical Logics - Studia Logica
This paper concerns the categoricity problems, or Carnap’s problems, of some non-classical logics. I first review the categoricity theorems of LP and K3 proved by Tabakci (2024) and give a counterexam...
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Just realized I can move the book project folder to the published folder…
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A new article by Nuel Belnap on Bressan and the slingshot argument. link.springer.com/article/10.1...
How Case-Intensional Semantics Prevents the Slingshot from Hitting its Target - Studia Logica
The well-known“slingshot” argument concludes that sentences designate neither facts, nor situations, nor propositions, but instead designate one of the two truth values. We find fault with the argumen...
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Today is publication day for my book, "Relevant Logics: Implication, Modality, Quantification"! It's a comprehensive overview of ternary relational frame theory for relevant logics and their modal and quantified extensions. www.cambridge.org/core/books/r...
Relevant Logics
Cambridge Core - Logic - Relevant Logics
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My article "Constructivism and Relevance", co-authored with Yale Weiss, is now available at Erkenntnis. Complete with lots of publisher-introduced errors! link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Constructivism and Relevance - Erkenntnis
While constructivism and relevance characterize distinct movements in nonclassical logic, they are intimately related in ways that have not been fully appreciated. In this paper, we draw out some of t...
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What are some recent philosophy papers (or books, if we must) likely to be of wide interest, which aren't just good, but inspiring or moving or what have you? It would be nice to have a thread of what's out there. I have in mind e.g. Vida Yao's 'Alienation and Grace' (though can be any topic).
Friends, I am helping to organize this year's APA chairs workshop. Perhaps you are starting your first stint as department chair. Maybe you would like to hear from folks who have been there before. If so, the chairs workshop is for you! Register here: www.apaonline.org/event/chairs...
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From Taiwan’s northernmost convenience store to its highest-elevation branch, this map highlights unusual locations and statistics across the country. The data represents a snapshot from May 2026. #Taiwan #Maps #DataVisualization
Today i found out what the capital of australia is and: lmao what
Philosophers I'm the book review editor at the Journal of Moral Philosophy. We have a pile of books looking for reviewers. If interested in reviewing a book in ethics/political/social/action/moral psychology, that came out in 2023, 2024, 2025, or 2026, please keep reading. And please share this!
About to do the annual Applying for Philosophy PhD Programs session. If you have undergrads or MA students, now is a great time to start thinking about application prep. Guide here: www.hkandersen.com/applying-for... #philsky #philsci
Applying for Ph.d. programs
These notes were developed over the years for the annual "Applying to a PhD program" session for Simon Fraser University Philosophy MA students. This offers a perspective on how to prioritize your...
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Does anyone know what’s up with the statue of Kant in Seoul? I can’t find anything info
Here's the final boss: "Taken together, my statistical analyses not only do X, but they also delve into the tapestry of Y."
SoftBank’s investor presentation is one of the greatest things ever made. I’ve been thinking about it all day. These are the real slides shown in a speech where Masayoshi Son said he wouldn’t retire for at least another decade. The goose stuff is truly demented. Bravo group.softbank/media/Projec...
to be sure, [acknowledgement of devastating point for my thesis]. still, [restatement of my thesis]
I barely ever say this, but I'm looking for video game advice. We just finished playing Return of the Obra Dinn and loved it. Can anyone recommend a similar kind of puzzle game?
I’m happy to say that my “Relevant deontic logic reconsidered” is available open access at the journal of Logic, Language, and Information link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Relevant Deontic Logic Reconsidered - Journal of Logic, Language and Information
In this paper, we explore relevant deontic logics with a primitive obligation operator. We critically assess Goble’s proposals for relevant deontic logics and propose alternative minimal deontic syste...
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