Speakers, Programme & BoA

Keynote speakers

• Vito Michele Abrusci (Roma Tre University)

• Felice Masi ("Federico II" University of Napoli)

Contributed speakers

• Paolo Baldi (University of Salento)

• Joan Bertran-San Millán (Complutense University of Madrid)

• Moritz Bodner (University of Wien)

• Michele Contente (Czech Academy of Sciences) / Caterina Sisti (University of Torino)

• Elisa Diambri (University of Parma)

• Jasper Eeckhout (CLPS, KU Leuven)

• Zhao Fan (Centre Leo Apostel, Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

• Giuseppe Guastamacchia (University of Torino)

• Doukas Kapantais (Academy of Athens)

• Javier Legris (IIEP, University of Buenos Aires and CONICET)

• Francesca Maffettone ("Federico II" University of Napoli)

• Valentin Müller (Logic and Theory Group, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Bern)

• Irene Pisani (University of Parma)

Tuesday 28 October*

Morning session (chair: Luigi Laino - "Federico II" University of Napoli)

• 9.15 - 9.45 Registration and opening

• 9.45-10 Welcome speech by Maria Teresa Catena (Head of the Philosophy Section, "Federico II" University of Napoli), Edoardo Massimilla (President of the Italian Society for the History of Philosophy, "Federico II" University of Napoli), Andrea Mazzucchi (Director of the Dept. of Humanities, "Federico II" University of Napoli)

• 10 - 10.40  Doukas Kapantais (Academy of Athens)
  To which Logical System does the Aristotelian Syllogistic correspond?

• 10.40 - 11 Coffee break

• 11 - 11.40 Elisa Diambri (University of Parma)
  Impossible Antecedents in 13th-Century Logic: Divergent Approaches in William of Sherwood (c. 1200–c. 1272) and Peter of Spain (c. 1210–c. 1277)

• 11.40 - 12.20 Jasper Eeckhout (CLPS, KU Leuven)
  From Louvain with Logic: Cornelius Valerius and English Vernacular Logic

*The talk by Felice Masi ("Federico II" University of Napoli), titled The Bernays Problem: from Epistemology of Beweistheorie to Phenomenology of Mathematical Structure, has been cancelled due to personal reasons of the speaker.

Afternoon session (chair: Chiara Russo Krauss - "Federico II" University of Napoli)

• 15 - 15.40 Giuseppe Guastamacchia (University of Torino)
  From Prague to the Vienna Circle: Mapping the Herbartian Roots of Logical Empiricism

• 15.40 - 16.20 Francesca Maffettone ("Federico II" University of Napoli)
  Brentano's Legacy on Double Judgments: An Extension or a Threat to Idiogenetic Theory? 

• 16.20 - 16.40 Coffee break

• 16.40 - 17.20 Javier Legris (IIEP, University of Buenos Aires and CONICET)
  Identity in Peirce’s Logical Work: from the Algebra to the Graphs

• 20.30 Social dinner

Wednesday 29 October

Morning session (chair: Rossella Lupacchini - "Federico II" University of Napoli)

• 10 - 11 Vito Michele Abrusci (Roma Tre University)
  Observations and Considerations on the Hilbert Program for the Foundations of Mathematics

• 11 - 11.20 Coffee break

• 11.20 - 12 Joan Bertran-San Millán (Complutense University of Madrid)
  Burali-Forti's Construction of Arithmetic

• 12 - 12.40 Irene Pisani (University of Parma)
  Husserl beyond Anti-Psychologism. Formal and Real Logic after the Prolegomena to a Pure Logic 

• 12.40 - 13.20 Moritz Bodner (University of Wien)
  From Mathematical Practice to Foundational Thinking. The Case of Hilbert's Algebraic Work

Afternoon session (chair: Luca Forgione - "Federico II" University of Napoli)

• 15 - 15.40 Valentin Müller (Logic and Theory Group, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Bern)
  Heinrich Behmann on the Paradoxes of Logic and Set Theory

• 15.40 - 16.20 Michele Contente (Czech Academy of Sciences) / Caterina Sisti (University of Torino)
  From Weyl to Ramsey: Generalisations as Rules

• 16.20 - 16.40 Coffee break

• 16.40 - 17.20 Zhao Fan (Centre Leo Apostel, Vrije Universiteit Brussel)
  Searching for Philosophical Roots in Turing’s Analysis of Computability: The Wittgenstein Story

• 17.20 - 18 Paolo Baldi (University of Salento)
  Degrees of logic. On the past and future of fuzzy logics

• 18 - 18.30 Presentation of the 2025-2026 cycle of the Seminar Series in the History of Logic and closing