Logical Pluralism, in Tartu
Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at 05:42AM
I’m off to Tartu in late August, for what looks like a really fun conference on logical pluralism. The list of speakers is extraordinarily high-powered. Having so many smart people talk about logical pluralism is exciting, and not a little bit scary.
If you’re interested in coming along, let the organisers know by July 1. If you’re interested in the state of the art on logical pluralism, this conference is the place to be.
Thanks, Daniel, Marcus and Peter for organising this. It’s going to be my highlight of the second half of the year.
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Since we are in the main not sceptics, we might go on and frankly confess to each other the motives for our several faiths. I frankly confess mine – I cannot but think that at bottom they are of an aesthetic and not of a logical sort. — William James Essays in Radical Empiricism.