[FOM] CONF: Practice-based philosophy of logic and mathematics - PROGRAM

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PRACTICE-BASED PHILOSOPHY OF LOGIC AND MATHEMATICS

Amsterdam, August 31st -- September 2nd 2009



http://www.illc.uva.nl/pplm/


PROGRAM


This is to announce that the (tentative) program of the workshop as
well as the abstracts for the planned talks are now available online.
Notice that, due to a technical problem, at the moment the abstracts
are split in two different links:

Program
http://www.illc.uva.nl/pplm/#URI=Program


and 

More Abstracts
http://www.illc.uva.nl/pplm/#URI=Call_for_Papers


We hope to fix the problem soon, but for the time being all abstracts can in any case be consulted.



Speakers:
 
Juliet Floyd (Philosophy – Boston University)
Rohit Parikh (Philosophy and Computer Science – City University of New York)
Stephen Read (Philosophy –  St. Andrews)
Benedikt Löwe (ILLC – University of Amsterdam)
Martin Stokhof (Philosophy and ILLC – University of Amsterdam)
Wilfrid Hodges (Mathematics – University of London)
Samson Abramsky (Computer Science – Oxford University)
Jean Paul van Bendegem (Philosophy – Free University Brussels)
Thomas Müller (Philosophy – Utrecht University)
Göran Sundholm (Philosophy – Leiden University)
Mathieu Marion (Philosophy – University of Quebec - Montreal)
Johan van Benthem (ILLC – University of Amsterdam)
Catarina Dutilh Novaes (Philosophy and ILLC – University of Amsterdam)
Danielle Macbeth (Philosophy – Haverford College)
John Baldwin (Mathematics and Computer Science –University of Illinois at Chicago)

Sébastien Gandon (Philosophy – Université Clermont II)
Andrew Aberdein (Philosophy –Florida Institute of Technology)
Amirouche Moktefi and Fabien Schang (IRIST, Strasbourg and Archives Poincare, Nancy)

(Only three female speakers out of nineteen: not ideal, better next time!)


REGISTRATION

http://www.illc.uva.nl/pplm/#URI=Registration

Deadline for registration is *August 20 2009*. Moreover, if you intend to come, we urge you to arrange for accommodation as soon as possible, as accommodation in Amsterdam tends to be a complicated matter.