Cambridge Conference on the Philosophy of Logic and Mathematics

The fourth in a series of now annual conferences takes place in Cambridge over the weekend of 22nd–23rd January 2011. The previous conferences have been excellent fun, so why not come along? Here is the line-up for this year's event.

Keynote speakers:

Graham Priest (Melbourne/CUNY/St. Andrews): Dialetheism, Concepts, and the World
Rosanna Keefe (Sheffield): Modelling vagueness: what can we ignore?

Graduate papers:

Sharon Berry (Harvard): Solving the Access Problem for the Nominalist
James Collin (Edinburgh): Exists
Dmitri Gallow (Michigan): Frege Defining Functions
Jon Litland (Harvard): The Barcan Formulae for Determinacy
Jonathan Payne (Sheffield): Syntactic Priority Generalised
Giacomo Turbanti (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa): Modality in Brandom's Semantics

If you want to come along you can register via the conference website. (Note that this is a fix-your-own-Saturday-night-accommodation-with-friends affair, which keeps registration very cheap.)