Thinking and Rationality Here the schedule of the workshop
Workshop organized by Walter Carnielli,
Marcelo Coniglio Juliana Bueno Soler Contemporary logic with its plethora of systems for approaching topics such as reasoning about truth, about knowledge, about belief, about preference, and for reasoning under more liberal attitudes (by dropping certain classical laws) such as in reasoning under constructive paradigms (intuitionism), reasoning under contradictions (paraconsistency), multi-alethic reasoning (many-valuedness), reasoning under uncertainty (fuzzyness), and so on, can be confronted and complemented with other tools for modeling decision making and intelligent interaction that take into account the information states of agents and the information flow such as belief revision, preference revision, multimodal and dynamics logics, reasoning in societies against individual reasoning, etc. But, on the other hand, abandoning some classical laws and adding a dynamic side to logics has the price of imposing more severe constraints for the mathematical and formal rendering of logics. How this affects rationality and the foundational aspects of the idea of critical thinking? if we accept not to have a unique theory of rationality, how could we then expect to reason collectively as in science and, collective decisions and in dialogical argumentation? This workshop aims at discussing the philosophical and logical roots of thinking and rationality broadly conceived, as well as their connections to contemporary logic and information. SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE:
Event supported by: - FAPESP Thematic Project Logical Consequence, Reasoning and Computation – LogCons - CPAI/UnB - Center for Research in Architecture of Information at the University o Brasilia Organizers contact: walter.carnielli@cle.unicamp.br or coniglio@cle.unicamp.br or Juliana.bueno@ufabc.edu.br TOPICS INCLUDE (but are not restricted to):
IMPORTANT DATES Paper submissions: January 11, 2013 Notification of paper acceptance: February28, 2013 Workshop dates: Between April 2-3, 2013 Post-Conference Publication: to be announced Page length for submission: 5-10 pages Format: Preferably tex format free style plus PDF Submissions via email thinking_and_rationality@cle.unicamp.br
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Keynote Speaker Department of Philosophy, "Logic and Rationality"
Contributing Speakers Ana Cholodovskis, State University of Campinas - UNICAMP, Brazil, LFIs and Non-Monotonicity Samir Gorsky, Dpt of Philosophy, University of Brasilia, A Simple Solution to Ulam's Game with Lies Claudio Pizzi, Dpt of Philosophy, University of Siena, Italy, Rational and Reasonable Inference Mariana Matulovic, State University of Campinas - UNICAMP, Brazil, Polynomials as Universal Tools: Unifying Proofs from Classical to Non-Classical Logics Frode Bjordal, University of Oslo, Norway, On the Librationist Farewells to Modus Ponens and Truth-Functionality Diego Tajer, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Logical Knowledege and Ordinary Reasoning; More than considering, Less than Believing Rafael Azevedo, Mamede Lima-Marques and Manoel Tenorio, CPAI-UnB, Brasilia, Brasil, Towards an Architecture of Information for Social Choice Systems Abilio Rodrigues, Federal University of Minas Gerais - UFMG, Brazil, On a Philosophical Justification of Logics of Formal Inconsistency Walter Carnielli, State University of Campinas - UNICAMP, Brazil, Evading Gödel's Theorems? Juliana Bueno-Soler, Federal University of ABC, São Paulo, Brazil, Paraconsistent Description Logics from the Formal-Consistency Viewpoint Marcelo Coniglio and Tarcisio G.Rodrigues, State University of Campinas - UNICAMP, Brazil, New Results on mbC and mCi Sylvain Lavelle, ICAM, Paris, France, Elements of Special and General Logic The crazy Hypothesis: Logic is about Truth, Goodness, Beauty and Utility Kent Hurtig, Dpt of Philosophy, University of Stirling, Scotland, Conditionalism about the Normativity of Rationality Luis Menasché Schechter, UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Plausibility and Justification
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