Services to Logic

2019 marks the 50th anniversary of Bob Meyer’s reading of the Manifesto that would give rise to the Logicians' Liberation League. A meeting in Mexico City is being held to honor the venerable history of this anarchic aggrupation. Come and join us!

INVITED SPEAKERS

Jon Michael Dunn --- Boss of Bloomington

Graham Priest --- Prince of Darkness

Jc Beall --- Beallzebub, Prince of Glutany (Archbishop of Connecticut)

Edwin Mares --- Identity of Relevance

Zach Weber --- Cardinal of Comprehension

Hitoshi Omori --- Keeper of Classical Residue

Heinrich Wansing --- Cardinal of Connexivity

Gillian Russell --- Master of Deviant Meaning

Thomas Ferguson --- Bastard of Boethius

Eduardo Barrio --- Baron of Buenos Aires (We missed you!)

Nicole Wyatt --- Priestess of Pluralisms

Andrew Tedder --- Creator of Cartesian Consequence

More generally, this event was also meant to be a meeting that brings together logicians from all trades and backgrounds. Papers related to

• non-standard logics, especially relevant/relevance logics, paraconsistent logics and contra-classical logics
• paradoxes of truth, sets or properties
• dialetheism, noneism, trivialism
• the meanings of 'implies', 'fuse', 'not', 'in Australia' and other logical connectives
• the works of Bob Meyer, Richard Routley, Valerie Plumwood or any other member of the LLL
• the history and philosophy of logic
• and even classical logic

were welcome.

ORGANIZERS

The conference is organized by Luis Estrada-González (The Trivial One) and Elisángela Ramírez-Cámara. For any inquiries, please feel free to contact us at non.logic.IIF@gmail.com

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Atocha Aliseda Llera, IIF-UNAM, Mexico

Axel Barceló, IIF-UNAM, Mexico

Bogdan Dicher, University of Lisbon, Portugal

Paul Egré, Institute Jean Nicod, France

Luis Estrada-González (The Trivial One), IIF-UNAM, Mexico

Raymundo Morado, IIF-UNAM, Mexico

Francesco Paoli (Pope Francesco, Theology of Substructural Liberation), University of Cagliari, Italy

Lavinia Picollo (General of Generality), University College London, UK

Daniel Skurt, Ruhr-Universtität Bochum, Germany

Long live Logic!