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Publication: Giulia Schirripa
Giulia Schirripaâs paper Social groups and classical extensional mereology has recently been published in Synthese. The article is available in open access.
Publication: Christopher Masterman
Christopher Mastermanâs paper âCan we repudiate ontology altogether?â has been accepted for publication in NoĂ»s. This paper was supported by the project ‘Instruments of Unity:...
Publication: Franz Berto
Franz Berto has recently published an article with Levin Hornischer, ‘The Logic of Dynamical Systems is Relevant‘ in Mind, available Open Access.
Publication: Stephen Read
Stephen Read has recently published an article, ‘Consequence, signification and insolubles in fourteenth-century logic‘, Logica Universalis (Open Access).
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Aesthetic Values and the Social Dimensions of Science
A DFG research grant for the project Aesthetic Values and the Social Dimensions of Science, led by Dr Alice Murphy. Philosophers now widely agree that if...
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Epistemology: Current Themes
The ECT Group has a broad range of interests in epistemology and cognate fields.
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Feminist Philosophy and Social Theory
The Feminist Philosophy and Social Theory group discusses socially significant philosophical issues, often from a feminist perspective.
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Instruments of Unity: The Many Ways of Being One
Instruments of Unity: the Many Ways of Being One is an EPSRC Research Grant, from the Frontier Research Guarantee with funding of £1.4M. The grant funds...
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Medieval Logic Research Group
The Medieval Logic group reads through and discusses texts in medieval logic recently translated into English along with the Latin original, including both our own work on insolubles and other medieval logical texts recently published.
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Metaphysics and Logic Research Group
The Metaphysics and Logic group focuses on a range of issues connecting logic and metaphysics.
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Philosophy of Language
The group focuses on philosophical issues around language.
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What If… ? Knowing by Imagining (WIKI)
WIKI studies the logic of hypothetical thinking and thought experiments.