Truth Pluralism and Logical Pluralism (UConn)

The Philosophy Department at the University of Connecticut in partnership with the Pluralisms Global Research Network funded by the National Research Foundation of Korea is delighted to announce a conference on Truth Pluralism and Logical Pluralism, to be held from April 17-19, 2015, at the University of Connecticut, Storrs.

What does a mean for a sentence or proposition to be true? Can there be more than one way for something to be true? What does it mean for a logic to be "correct", and can there be multiple equally correct logics? This conference is aimed at exploring issues in pluralisms about truth and logic and their rival theories, as well as the connections between them.

The conference website can be found here.

You can register for the conference here. Registration is free, but required; please register by April 1st.

A detailed schedule can be found here.

Abstracts can be found here.

A copy of the conference poster can be viewed and downloaded in .pdf here.

Confirmed participants include:

Dorit Bar-On (UConn)

Jc Beall (UConn)

Roy T. Cook (Minnesota)

Aaron Cotnoir (St Andrews)

Douglas Edwards (Hamilton)

Filippo Ferrari (Aberdeen)

Michael Glanzberg (Northwestern)

Paul Horwich (NYU)

Rosanna Keefe (Sheffield)

Nathan Kellen (UConn)

Teresa Kouri (OSU)

Michael P. Lynch (UConn)

Soomin Nam (Yonsei)

Nikolaj Pedersen (Yonsei)

Jain Rhee (Yonsei)

Marcus Rossberg (UConn)

Kevin Scharp (OSU)

Lionel Shapiro (UConn)

Stewart Shapiro (OSU)

Paul Simard Smith (UConn)

Keith Simmons (UConn)

Neil Tennant (OSU)

Chase Wrenn (Alabama)

Crispin Wright (NYU/Stirling)

Cory Wright (California State - Long Beach)

Jeremy Wyatt (Yonsei)  

Andy Yu (Oxford)

If you have any questions, please contact the conference organiser, Nathan Kellen.