Russian-Brazilian Conference on Logical Pluralism in Memory of Newton da Costa

On November 5 and 6, the International Laboratory of Logic, Linguistics and Formal Philosophy will host the Russian-Brazilian Conference on Logical Pluralism in memory of Newton da Costa. The conference will be held in-person in Room 511.

05.11

• 13:30–14:00

  Opening

  Itala Loffredo D’Ottaviano, Elena Dragalina-Chernaya

• 14:00–14:45

  Valentin Bazhanov, "Newton C.A. da Costa and his Links with Soviet/Russian Colleagues"

• 14:45–15:30

  Ivan Mikirtumov, "Conditional necessity, praxis and criticism of action: reasoning about the ways to the future in Aristotle"

• 15:30–16:00

  coffee break

• 16:00–17:00

  José da Mata, "Contradiction in Hegel's logic and Hegel's semantics of negation"

• 17:15–18:15

  Evandro Gomes, "The mirror has two faces: logical pluralism from the perspective of da Costa and Quine"

• 18:15–19:15

  Itala Loffredo D’Ottaviano, "Horizons of Logic for the 20th Century: Russian contributions to non-classical logics - Ivan Orlov"

6.11

• 13:00–14:00

  Marcelo Coniglio, “Truth-tables for Intuitionistic Propositional Logic: A new interpretation and decision procedure based on restricted non- deterministic matrices”

• 14:15–15:00

  Evgeniy Borisov, "A logic for crossworld predication"

• 15:00-15:45

  Dmitry Zaitsev, “Argumentative Reasoning and Relevance"

• 15:45–16:30

  coffee break

• 16:30–17:15

  Vladimir Vasyukov, “The Universe of the Translations of Logical Systems"

• 17:15-19:00

  Discussion