1. Academia.edu | People Who Have Higher-order Logics (Philosophy) As A Research In Academia.edu helps academics follow the latest research. http://www.academia.edu/People/Higher-order_Logics_Philosophy_

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2. FAQIH procedure of Ijtihad (exercising of independent judgements) like the science of principles of jurisprudence, dogmatic theology, logics, philosophy http://www.islam-laws.com/faqih.htm

WHO IS A FAQIH: WHAT IS TAQLID: Taqlid literally means `to follow and to imitate'. In Islamic legal terminology it means to follow a mujtahid or faqih in religious laws and commandments. In our everyday life we follow and imitate others in many things. We like to feel that we are taking the advice of experts in matters outside our own knowledge. Someone who wishes to build a house explains the basic idea of what he wants to his builder and then submits to his advice as to how he should go about the actual

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5. Computer Science 10 - Dr. Wolfgang Degen Theoretical Computer Science, in particular Automata Theory, Complexity Theory and Program Logics ; Philosophy, in particular Ancient Philosophy, Philosophy of German Idealism http://www10.informatik.uni-erlangen.de/~degen/

Chair for System Simulation (Department of Computer Science 10) Wolfgang Degen Research Interests Recent Publications Dept. of Computer Science ... Wolfgang Degen Dr. Wolfgang Degen Office: Cauerstr. 3 Room 0.147 E-mail: wolfgang.degen@informatik.uni-erlangen.de Phone: Fax: Address: D-91058 Erlangen Research Interests Mathematical Logic, in particular Axiomatic Set Theory, Model Theory and Proof Theory On the Size of Logical Descriptions Theoretical Computer Science, in particular Automata Theory, Complexity Theory and Program Logics Philosophy, in particular Ancient Philosophy, Philosophy of German Idealism, Analytic philosophy, Formal Ontology and Metaphysics Medieval Logic Teaching SS 2006: WS 2005/06: Miscellanous Publications since 2006 Publications before 2006 Contact Last modified: 2007-08-07 13:44 cf

6. Mediaeval Logic And Philosophy Resource maintained by Paul Vincent Spade at Indiana University. http://pvspade.com/Logic/

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7. Andrew Aberdein Argumentation Theory, Nonclassical Logics, Philosophy of Mathematics, Theory change in the formal sciences. Special Issue of Foundations of Science on Mathematics and Argumentation http://my.fit.edu/~aberdein/

ANDREW ABERDEIN E-mail: abe rd e i n fi t ed u Phone: (321) 674 8368 TEACHING Resources for Civilization 2 (HUM 2052 Essay Titles Plagiarism Avoidance Tutorial Resources for Logic (HUM 2510 Resources for Philosophy of Science (HUM 3585 Essay Titles Plagiarism Avoidance Tutorial Teaching pages at http://aberdein.pbworks.com RESEARCH INTERESTS Argumentation Theory, Non-classical Logics, Philosophy of Mathematics, Theory change in the formal sciences. Special Issue of Foundations of Science on Mathematics and Argumentation CV ... Faculty Profile

8. Peter Weibel — V2_ Institute For The Unstable Media He studied literature, medicine, logics, philosophy and film in Paris and Vienna, and wrote his Doctoral thesis on mathematical logic (modal logic). http://www.v2.nl/archive/people/peter-weibel/view

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9. Dirk Van Dalen Utrecht University - Historical aspects of logic, philosophy of mathematics. http://www.phil.uu.nl/~dvdalen/

Dirk van Dalen Emeritus Professor - Logic and Philosophy of Mathematics Department of Philosophy Utrecht University Heidelberglaan 8 P.O. Box 80126 3508 TC Utrecht The Netherlands Publications Papers Personal Info Personal Info Books Formele Logica. Een informele Inleiding . Oosthoek, Utrecht, 1971. 1972(with A.F. Monna) Sets and Integration. An outline of the development . WoltersNoordhoff, Groningen, 1972. (with A.A. Fraenkel, Y. Bar-hillel and A. Levy) Foundations of Set theory . North-Holland Publ. Co., Amsterdam. (with H.C. Doets, H.C.M. de Swart). Verzamelingen. Naief, axiomatisch en toegepast. Filosofische grondslagen van de Wiskunde. Van Gorcum, Assen, 1978. (with H.C. Doets, H.C.M. de Swart). Sets, Naive, Axiomatic and Applied. Pergamon Press, Oxford. Logic and Structure. Springer Verlag, Berlin. Logic and Structure (2nd extended ed.). Springer Verlag, Berlin. (with A.S. Troelstra, J. Kister) W Bibliography of Mathematical Logic. Vol. VI. Proof Theory and Constructive Mathematics. Springer Verlag, Berlin. (with A.S. Troelstra) Constructivism in Mathematics. Volume 1.

10. In This Thread: Advanced Math, Logics, Philosophy, ETC [Archive] - ESP Guitars M Archive In This Thread Advanced Math, Logics, Philosophy, ETC The General Discussion Forum http://bbs.espguitars.com/archive/index.php/t-17631.html

ESP Guitars Message Board The General Discussion Forum PDA View Full Version : In This Thread: Advanced Math, Logics, Philosophy, ETC JohnDoherty 05-14-2008, 05:20 PM Here's a question for you all. I don't think there has been a proven answer yet, so we'll see what the ESP General Discussion forum can make of the query. Does the number .99999999...(repeating) = 1 The logic behind this question says that since .999... goes on forever, and gets progressively closer to one, there is nothing in between .999... and 1. So obviously, it must = 1. What do you think? No need for math knowledge, it's really just musing. go. Corrigan 05-14-2008, 05:23 PM Yes. 0.9 repeating = 1. JohnDoherty 05-14-2008, 05:24 PM So is this an opinion, or do you have any proof..? Rex Rocker 05-14-2008, 05:24 PM I don't really think it equals one BUT the difference is so minimal it's... um... irrelevant JMO :D JohnDoherty 05-14-2008, 05:25 PM I know, I'm just a little bored, and thought it'd be interesting to see. tehshred 05-14-2008, 05:27 PM No, there will always be a number in between that .999.... and 1, no matter how far you continue it out.

11. Chayanin Wipusanawan - Thailand | LinkedIn economics, politics, logics, philosophy, languages, photography, cultures. Chayanin Wipusanawan’s Contact Settings Interested In career opportunities http://www.linkedin.com/in/chayanin

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12. Centre For Logic And Philosophy Of Science Centre for Logic and Philosophy of Science. http://logica.ugent.be/centrum/

13. Explanations And Nonarguments Several kinds of nonargumentative discourse are characterized, illustrated, and distinguished from argumentative discourse. http://philosophy.lander.edu/logic/nonarg.html

philosophy.lander.edu Quizzes Tests FAQ ... Syllabus Philosophy 103: Introduction to Logic Explanations and Nonarguments Abstract : Several kinds of nonargumentative discourse are characterized, illustrated, and distinguished from argumentative discourse. I. We said last period that every argument in logic has a structure every argument in logic can be described in terms of this structure. A. Premisses : statements which give evidence for, or reasons for, accepting the conclusion. B. Conclusion : statement which is purported to be established or affirmed on the basis of other statements (the premisses). II. Recognizing Arguments : Given these characterizations, then, how do we sort out arguments from the rest of the kinds of linguistic behavior? In effect, what we are doing is separating the territory of logic from the rest of the world. In order to know to what we can apply our powerful methods of analysis, we need to learn how to separate argumentative discourse from non-argumentative discourse. A. Typical argumentative "look-a-likes" fall into four main categories.

14. Entailment: Definition From Answers.com relevance logics (philosophy) deductive closure principle (philosophy) entail; Clarence Irving Lewis (philosophy) individualism; Entailment (pragmatics) Idempotency of entailment http://www.answers.com/topic/entailment-2

15. Logic & Philosophy Of Science At UC Irvine Courses offered in Logic and Philosophy of Science to graduate and undergraduate students. With location details. http://www.lps.uci.edu/home/

Home Upcoming Events Colloquia Conferences News People Faculty Graduate Students Staff Visitors Courses Fall 2010 Winter 2011 Spring 2011 Previous Years Graduate Program General Information Admissions Degree Requirements Advising ... Undergraduate Program Colloquia Previous Years Exchange Programs Lambert Prize Jobs for Philosophers D EPARTMENT OF L OGIC AND P HILOSOPHY OF S CIENCE University of California, Irvine The Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science brings together faculty and students interested in a wide range of topics including: General Philosophy of Science; Philosophy of Physics, Biology, Linguistics, and Social Science; Logic; Foundations and Philosophy of Mathematics and Logic; and Philosophy of Mathematics in Application. LPS enjoys strong cooperative relations with UCI's Department of Philosophy ; in particular, the two units jointly administer a single graduate program leading to the Ph.D. in Philosophy. LPS also has strong connections with several science departments, including mathematics, physics, biology, computer science, economics and mathematical behavioral sciences. How to contact us . How to find us UC Irvine Homepage School of Social Sciences Department of Philosophy

16. Nonclassical Logics - Final Project Last update March 6, 2009 Curtis Brown NonClassical Logics Philosophy Department Trinity University cbrown@trinity.edu http://www.trinity.edu/cbrown/nonclassical/project.html

Non-Classical Logics Final Project Spring, 2009 This page contains information on the final project. This will most likely be a paper, but there are a variety of different approaches you could take to the paper. Format: 10-15 pages typed double-spaced (ten- or twelve-point font, one-inch margins, no really weird fonts, and preferably also not space-eating fonts like Courier New). The paper should strive for the following virtues: clarity at every level (sentence, paragraph, section, paper as a whole); argumentative rigor. The paper must be on a topic closely related to our class, and should make use of class readings in addition to outside research. Due: Wednesday, April 22. Each student should also do an oral presentation on the topic of the paper prior to the due date. Content: Here are some possible general strategies with a few specific suggestions for each. The paper could address a primarily philosophical issue about a nonclassical logic. What are the motivations for the logic? Are they adequate or not? More generally, you could address criticisms of the very idea of a "deviant" logic, as found in Quine and Susan Haack. More generally still, you could address the issue of whether logic should be thought of as a highly general empirical discipline, or whether it is entirely a priori. (See e.g. Putnam, "Is Logic Empirical?", which defends "quantum logic" as well as discussing the general issue.)

17. Emeritus Professor Chris Mortensen | The University Of Adelaide Staff Directory Research Interests Chris Mortensen's research interests include inconsistent mathematics (including a study of inconsistent images), relevant and modal logics, philosophy of logic http://www.adelaide.edu.au/directory/chris.mortensen

The University of Adelaide Home Search People A to Z ... advanced Public browsing [ Login Text Zoom: S M L Research Interests ... Media Expertise Emeritus Professor Chris Mortensen Telephone Email c hris mortensen l ... u Fax Building Napier Building Floor/Room Campus North Terrace Org Unit Philosophy To link to this page, please use the following URL: http://www.adelaide.edu.au/directory/chris.mortensen Research Interests Chris Mortensen's research interests include inconsistent mathematics (including a study of inconsistent images ), relevant and modal logics, philosophy of logic, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of physics, cognitive science, and metaphysics. Expertise for Media Contact Categories Arts and culture, Religion and theology Expertise Artificial intelligence; consciousness; cognitive science; philosophy; organic evolution; meaning of life; nature of the universe; how it all began; human civilisation; philosophy; big questions; logic; physics; evolution; human nature; mathematics Notes Alt phone: (08) 8303 5247 Entry last updated: Sunday, 14 Nov 2010

18. Workshop "Conditionals, Information, And Inference" Conditionals have raised considerable scientific interest in different sciences, such as Artificial Intelligence, logics, philosophy, and the cognitive sciences. http://www.fernuni-hagen.de/BWLOR/cii_ws04/workshop.html

Workshop Ulm, Germany September 21, 2004 co-located with KI 2004 th German Conference on Artificial Intelligence Workshop Description - Aims and Scope Program of the Workshop Invited Speaker Organization ... Slides of the Talks WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION - AIMS AND SCOPE Conditionals are fascinating and versatile objects of knowledge representation. On the one hand, they may express rules in a very general sense, representing e.g. plausible relationships, physical laws, and social norms. On the other hand, as default rules or general implications, they constitute a basic tool for reasoning, even in the presence of uncertainty. In this sense, conditionals are tightly related both to information and inference. Conditionals have raised considerable scientific interest in different sciences, such as Artificial Intelligence, logics, philosophy, and the cognitive sciences. The aim of this workshop is to attract researchers from all these areas, and to provide a forum for intense discussions of new results and open problems focussing on any aspect of conditionals, be they of theoretical or practical relevance, addressing specialized or interdisciplinary issues. As conditional reasoning touches the heart of many interesting and relevant areas in AI, papers on the following topics are welcome:

19. School Of Philosophy - University Of Tasmania School of Philosophy - Hobart, Australia - BA, BA (Logic and Philosophy of Science) http://fcms.its.utas.edu.au/arts/philosophy/

UTAS Home Contacts Search UTAS Welcome to the School of Philosophy! The School comprises three undergraduate programmes: Philosophy Asian Religions and Comparative Philosophy Gender Studies The school also provides facilities for postgraduate research in these areas. Main Menu Courses Units International Students Research ... Honours information Search: Creative Citizenship Spring School - 4 day intesive course - 16 to 19 Nov 2010. Thinking local, getting global? In this innovative programme, we challenge you to develop creative thinking skills and to apply them directly to the issues affecting us all as global citizens. Read More.... Place and Experience Poetry Competition The School of Philosophy in partnership with the School of Geography and Environmental Studies, Fullers Bookshop, Island Magazine and The Tasmanian Writers' Centre sponsored a new national poetry prize. Read More.... The Philosophy Cafe - Launceston Event date: 7 December 2010 at 6:00 PM Royal Oak Hotel TOPIC: “Transhumanism” HOST: Dr Graham Wood Read More....

20. Erkenntnis - Free Access Available Logic, philosophy of logic, and all kinds of philosophical logics - Philosophy of language - Ontology, metaphysics, theory of truth, theory of modality http://www.springer.com/philosophy/journal/10670

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