LIST OF WORKSHOPS
LIST OF WORKSHOPS
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PROPOSALS OF WORKSHOPS ARE MOST WELCOME !
PROPOSALS OF WORKSHOPS ARE MOST WELCOME !
- A few sentences describing the idea/topic of the workshop
- A few sentences describing the idea/topic of the workshop
- The Call for Papers with a list of suggested topics
- The Call for Papers with a list of suggested topics
- E-mail, deadline for submission, date of notification (it is good that the participants know if their talks are accepted by October 15, 2025)
- E-mail, deadline for submission, date of notification (it is good that the participants know if their talks are accepted by October 15, 2025)
YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR :
YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR :
- The choice of Keynote(s) Speaker(s)
- The choice of Keynote(s) Speaker(s)
- Advertising the workshop and circulating a call for papers
- Advertising the workshop and circulating a call for papers
- The selection of the contributing talks
- The selection of the contributing talks
GENERAL SETTING
GENERAL SETTING
- Duration of the workshop: half a day, a full day, a day and a half, or two days
- Duration of the workshop: half a day, a full day, a day and a half, or two days
- 1 , 2 or 3 keynote speakers (45 mn talks including discussion)
- 1 , 2 or 3 keynote speakers (45 mn talks including discussion)
- 6 to 21 contributing speakers (30 mn talks including discussion)
- 6 to 21 contributing speakers (30 mn talks including discussion)
- The number of contributing speakers should be proportional to the number of keynote speakers (1 K/6C - 2K/12C - 3K/18C)
- The number of contributing speakers should be proportional to the number of keynote speakers (1 K/6C - 2K/12C - 3K/18C)
The organizers of the workshop are encouraged to present the topic at the beginning of the workshop (about 20 mn) and to organize a discussion / round table at the end of the workshop (about 30 mn). They are also welcome to publish a book or a special issue of a journal with the full papers after the event.
The organizers of the workshop are encouraged to present the topic at the beginning of the workshop (about 20 mn) and to organize a discussion / round table at the end of the workshop (about 30 mn). They are also welcome to publish a book or a special issue of a journal with the full papers after the event.
THE FOLLOWING TOPICS ARE WELCOME:
THE FOLLOWING TOPICS ARE WELCOME:
- Diagrams and Visual Reasoning
- (Non-human) Animal Reasoning
- Reasoning and other Typical Features of Human Beings: Laughter, Love, Politics, Religion, etc.
- Logic and Art (Music, Painting, Architecture, Cinema, Literature, Dance, Photography, etc.)
- Logic and Physics
- Logic and Biology
- Logic and Semiotics
- Logic and Economics
- Truth / Theories of Truth
- Negations
- Modal Logics
- Hybrid Logics
- Deontic Logics
- Epistemic Logics
- Many-Valued Logics
- Non-Monotonic Logic
- Fuzzy Logics
- Game Theory
- Logic and Probability
- Combination of Logics
- Translation betwen Logics
- Logical Theorems (Completeness, Incompleteness, Decidability, etc.)
- History of Logic (by Periods, Schools, Authors, etc.)
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