[FOM] Registration now open for the first Set Theoretic Pluralism symposium, Aberdeen, 12–17 July 2016

[Benedict Eastaugh]

Set Theoretic Pluralism

University of Aberdeen, 12–17 July 2016

The Set Theoretic Pluralism (STP) network will be running its first symposium in July 2016. We would like to invite researchers from all relevant disciplines to attend the symposium, including set theory, philosophy of mathematics, metaphysics, philosophy of language, and epistemology. The symposium will take place over six days, from Tuesday 11 to Sunday 17 July, 2016, on the campus of the University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Details are available on the symposium website:

https://sites.google.com/site/pluralset/symposium-1

Participation is free, but registration is required. Please register at:

http://stp.extralogical.net/register/
 
The STP network draws together experts in mathematics and philosophy to grapple with the increasingly popular idea that mathematical reality may be best understood as fractured and indeterminate. The speakers at the first STP symposium will be Joan Bagaria (ICREA, Barcelona), Joel David Hamkins (CUNY), Juliette Kennedy (Helskinki), Øystein Linnebo (Oslo), Jouko Väänänen (Helsinki), Robbie William (Leeds), Crispin Wright (NYU/Stirling), Justin Clarke-Doane (Columbia), Jonas Reitz (CUNY), Toby Meadows (Aberdeen), John Baldwin (University of Illinois, Chicago), Fenner Tanswell (University of St Andrews), and Colin Rittberg (Vrije Universiteit Brussel). A draft programme is available on the network website:
 
https://sites.google.com/site/pluralset/symposium-1/programme
 
The STP network is funded by a Leverhulme International Network grant and is hosted at the University of Aberdeen. The principal investigator is Toby Meadows and the network facilitator is Benedict Eastaugh. The STP network partners include the University of Aberdeen, Harvard University, the University of Bristol, the University of Vienna, the University of Helsinki, and the University of California, Irvine. For more details of the network’s context and aims, please refer to the network website:
 
https://sites.google.com/site/pluralset/context-aims-of-the-network

Best wishes,

Toby Meadows and Benedict Eastaugh


Toby Meadows
Lecturer, Department of Philosophy 
School of Divinity, History and Philosophy
University of Aberdeen · Old Brewery · High Street · Aberdeen · AB24 3UB
https://sites.google.com/site/tobymeadows/
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Benedict Eastaugh
Network Facilitator, Set Theoretic Pluralism project
School of Divinity, History and Philosophy
University of Aberdeen
Old Brewery, High Street, Aberdeen, AB24 3UB
+44 (0)1224 273948
http://extralogical.net