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SUMMARY:25 Years In Contradiction
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LOCATION:Glasgow\, United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:<p>This conference marks the 25th anniversary of the publication of Graham&nbsp\;Priest&rsquo\;s <em>In Contradiction</em>. It is hosted by the School of Humanities at the&nbsp\;University of Glasgow.<br><br>In Contradiction is the first serious defence of the view that there are&nbsp\;true contradictions (dialetheism)\, as a response to the paradoxes of self-reference. The transition of dialetheism from a view on the &lsquo\;lunatic&nbsp\;fringe&rsquo\;\, to be dismissed with an incredulous stare\, to one of the major&nbsp\;players in the debate surrounding truth and paradox\, is one of the most&nbsp\;significant developments in philosophical logic of the last 30 years.&nbsp\;Priest&rsquo\;s work and\, in particular\, In Contradiction has been central to the&nbsp\;development of dialetheism\, with the latter (now expanded in its second&nbsp\;edition) still regarded as the view&rsquo\;s canonical text.<br><br>In this conference\, we wish to mark the 25th anniversary of <em>In&nbsp\;</em><em>Contradiction</em> by hosting a selection of papers assessing the state of the&nbsp\;art for dialetheism\, the problems it faces and avenues for future&nbsp\;research.<br><br>Possible topics for submissions are:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Does dialetheism suffer from &lsquo\;revenge problems&rsquo\;?</li>\n<li>Are contradictions &lsquo\;in the world&rsquo\; or merely a semantic phenomenon?</li>\n<li>What are the merits and disadvantages of the different versions of&nbsp\;dialetheism?</li>\n<li>How should mathematics be done in a dialetheist context?</li>\n<li>What are the applications of dialetheism to other areas of philosophy?</li>\n</ul>\n<p>Papers should be approximately 30-40 minutes long. Abstracts of c. 500&nbsp\;words should be sent to&nbsp\;Adam.Rieger@glasgow.ac.uk</a>&nbsp\;or&nbsp\;g.young.3@research.gla.ac.uk</a>\, by September 30th.<br><br>We hope to have some money to support travel for graduate students\; please&nbsp\;mention that you are a graduate student when submitting an abstract.</p>\n<p>It is hoped to publish a volume of proceedings with a leading press.</p>
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