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Looks like you can watch the whole film, “Wittgenstein,” here.

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… a colloquium featuring Mark Colyvan (University of Sydney) at the University of Miami, Friday, May 11th.
- Rico Vitz

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… is underway at the University of Florida. Details are available here.
- Rico Vitz

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… a grad student conference on the epistemology and ontology of logic will take place this fall at SUNY-Buffalo. The keynote speaker is Stewart Shapiro (Ohio State). Details and the CFP are available at the conference website.
- Rico Vitz

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Most who are familiar with any sort of basic incompleteness result (like Gödel’s First Incompleteness Theorem) for formal systems are acquainted with a proof of the theorem which precisely states the result that demonstrates a single sentence of the language of the system that is neither provable nor whose negation is provable – that is [...]

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The notion of possible worlds has proved incredibly frutiful in providing formal semantics for various systems of quantified modal logic. Perhaps so fruitful that philosophers interested in related issues such as semantics for the terms ‘necessarily’ and ‘possibly’ of natural language or in the metaphysical nature of necessity and possibility often make use of the [...]

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