PIKSI-Logic 2024

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•  Day 1: Logic & Probability
• Alex Meehan's Handout
• Background References/Readings for Alex's Presentation
• Fundamentals of Bayesian Epistemology, by Mike Titelbaum
• Legal Probabilism (SEP entry)
• Snow Zhang’s Handout
• Background References/Readings for Snow’s Presentation
• Probabilistic Opinion Pooling, by Franz Dietrich & Christian List
• Day 2: Alternative Logics
• Franci’s Handout
• Background References/Readings for Franci’s Presentation
• The Philosophy of Alternative Logics, by Andrew Aberdein and Stephen Read
• Deviant Logic, Fuzzy Logic: Beyond the Formalism, by Susan Haack
• Introduction to Non-Classical Logics, by Graham Priest
• Maureen’s Slides
• Background References/Readings for Maureen’s Presentation
• Towards a feminist logic: Val Plumwood’s legacy and beyond, by Maureen Eckert & Charlie Donahue
• The Politics of Reason: Toward a Feminist Logic, by Val Plumwood
• Negation and Contradiction, by Richard Routley and Val Plumwood
• De-Centering and Genderqueering Val Plumwood’s Feminist Logic, by Maureen Eckert
• Seven-Valued Logic in Jain Philosophy, by George Bosworth Burch
• Handbook of Logical Thought in India, by Sundar Sarukkai & Mihir Kumar Chakraborty
• Day 3: The History & Future of Logic
• John Eliot’s Logick Primer: A Bilingual English-Massachusett Logic Textbook, by Sara L. Uckelman
• Logic as Liberation, or, Logic, Feminism, and Being a Feminist in Logic, by Sara L. Uckelman
• Day 4: Feminist Logic
• Becca’s Handout
• Background References/Readings for Becca’s Presentation
• A Transformative Intuitionist Logic for Examining Negation in Identity-Thinking, by Becca Kosten
• Beyond Binary: Genderqueer as a Critical Gender Kind, by Robin Dembroff
• Normative Modeling, by Mike Titelbaum
• Sam’s Handout / Sam’s Slides
• Background References/Readings for Sam’s Presentation
• The Strawson-Carnap Exchange (from the Schilpp Volume for Carnap)
• On Gaslighting, by Kate Abramson
• Science as social knowledge: Values and objectivity in scientific inquiry, by Helen Longino
• (What) Is Feminist Logic?(What) Do We Want It to Be?, by Cat St. Croix and Roy T. Cook
• Words of Power: A Feminist Reading of the History of Logic, by Andrea Nye
• Representing Reason: Feminist Theory and Formal Logic, by Rachel Joffe Falmagne & Marjorie Hass
• Feminist Philosophy and Formal Logic, by Audrey Yap and Roy T. Cook
• Day 5: Logic & Belief
• Ted’s Handout / Ted’s Slides
• Background References/Readings for Ted’s Presentation
• Epistemic Logic (SEP Entry)
• The paradox of the unexpected examination, by Crispin Wright & Aidan Sudbury
• Recalcitrant Variations of the Prediction Paradox, by Roy Sorensen
• The Cookie Paradox, by Dylan Dodd
• Branden’s Handout
• Background References/Readings for Branden’s Presentation
• Dr. Truthlove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Bayesian Probabilities, by Kenny Easwaran
• Lockeans Maximize Expected Accuracy, by Kevin Dorst
• The theory of judgment aggregation:An introductory review, by Christian List
• Individual Coherence and Group Coherence, by Ray Briggs, Fabrizio Cariani, Kenny Easwaran, and Branden Fitelson