the Vth Competition
of the POLISH SOCIETY OF LOGIC AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
January 14, 2024, 14:00 - 16:00
Faculty of Philosophy, Warsaw University
ul. Krakowskie Przedmieście 3, 00-047 Warsaw
room of Jan Łukasiewicz (nr 108)
hybrid form
LINK: https://uw-edu-pl.zoom.us/j/96727425785?pwd=VU9oTzhiWDFaR1ZuR3ArVzNiRDRuQT09
Jan Łukasiewicz Scientific Award, established by the resolution of the Polish Society of Logic and Philosophy of Science (PTLiFN) on January 30, 2016, is the most prestigious award granted by PTLiFN for an outstanding scientific monograph in the fields supported statutorily by PTLiFN, authored by Polish researchers or co-authored by Polish researchers in international teams.
The Jury of the competition sometimes grants honorable mentions for the significant role of selected works in international or national scientific circulation.
(PTLiFN, https://logika.net.pl/)
According to the decision of the Jury of the 5th edition of the PTLiFN Competition (2022-2023)
the Jan Łukasiewicz Scientific Award has been granted to
Professor Tomasz Bigaj
for the monograph Identity and Indiscernibility in Quantum Mechanics.
The Jury also granted honorable mentions to
Professor Tomasz Placek
for the monograph Branching Space-Times in co-authorship with N. Belnap and T. Müller,
Doctor Bartłomiej Skowron
for the monograph Część i całość. W stronę topoontologii.
After the ceremonial presentation of the Award and honorable mentions, the laureates will give lectures related to their awarded monographs.
The event is organized as part of the WLD2024 celebrations.
The invitation to participate is announced by
PTLiFN Board and Organizers of the Polish edition of WLD2024.
Program:
14:00-14:20 About the idea and rules of the PTLiFN Competition, About the 6th edition of the Competition
14:20-14:50 Lecture by the Laureate: Professor Tomasz Bigaj, Degrees of distinctiveness of objects: from logic to the philosophy of physics
14:50-15:00 Discussion
15:00-15:30 Professor Tomasz Placek, On modal and local indeterminism
15:30-16:00 Dr. Bartłomiej Skowron, What do a philosopher and a topologist have in common? The foundation of topophilosophy in ideal qualities
16:00-16:20 Discussion
16:20 Refreshments
Lectures are presented in Polish
