WCP4

Presenters

The Fouth World Congress of Paraconsistency is from July 13 to July 18, 2008 at Ormond College at the University of Melbourne. This is the list of presenters whose abstracts have been accepted for presentation at the conference. Once their updated abstracts have been received, we will post them here.

1. Alessio Moretti “New light on the Priest-Slater-Béziau debate on the hidden geometry of paraconsistency”
2. Alexandre Costa Leite “Paraconsistentization of Logics”
3. Andreas Pietz “Dual Intuitionistic Logic and Faultless Disagreement”
4. Bryson Brown and Graham Priest “Chunk and Permeate II: Weak aggregation, permeation and old quantum theory”
5. Carlos Caleiro and Ricardo Gonçalves “Behavioral Algebraization of the C_n Systems of da Costa”
6. Chris Mortensen “Merge, Chunk, and Permeate”
7. Chris Mortensen, Peter Quigley and Steve Leishman “The Impossible Unversity”
8. Christian Strasser “An Adaptive Logic for Conditional Obligations and Deontic Dilemmas”
9. Dagmar Provijn “Paraconsistency and relevance in abductive reasoning&rdquo
10. David Ripley “Sorting out the Sorites”
11. David Sweeney “Does the Infinitesimal Calculus C&P?”
12. Diderik Batens “New Arguments for Adaptive Logics as Unifying Frame for the Defeasible Handling of Inconsistency”
13. Edwin D. Mares “Information, Truth, and Negation”
14. Elia Zardini “Bradwardine's Theorem in a Relevant Framework”
15. Evandro Luís Gomes “Paraconsistency in Aristotle’s theory of syllogism”
16. F. G. Asenjo “Vicious Circles: Formalizing Antinomic Terms”
17. Fabien Schang “Truth-values are not the whole semantic story (A semi-paranormal logic of acceptance and rejection within n-valuation)”
18. Francesco Berto “The Gödel Paradox and Wittgenstein’s Reasons”
19. Francesco Paoli “A Paraconsistent and Substructural Conditional Logic”
20. Frode Bjørdal “Cantor’s Arguments Resisted”
21. Gillman Payette “Paraconsistent Logics, Paraconsistent Inference and Logical Pluralism”
22. Giuseppe Primiero “A model for processing updates with inconsistent information”
23. Graham Priest “Contradiction in Identity”
24. Greg Restall “Assertion, Denial, Negation and Paraconsistency”
25. Hans Lycke “Modal Inconsistency–Adaptive Logics”
26. Hartley Slater “Paraconsistent Graphs”
27. Heinrich Wansing “Constructive negation, implication, and co-implication”
28. JC Beall TBA
29. Jean-Paul van Bendegem “Inconsistent roads to classical mathematical theories”
30. Jeremy Seligman “Unbounded Incoherence”
31. Joke Meheus “An Adaptive Logic for Normative Conflicts”
32. Joseph Brenner “Paraconsistency and Transconsistency: The Ontological Turn”
33. Koji Tanaka “Making Sense of Paraconsistent Logic – The Nature of Logic, Classical Logic and Paraconsistent Logic”
34. Marek Nasieniewski and Andrzej Pietruszczak “On modal logics defining Jáskowski”s D₂-consequence”
35. Mark Colyvan “The Ontological Commitments of Inconsistent Theories”
36. Michele Friend “Pluralism and “Bad” Mathematical Theories: Challenging our Prejudices”
37. Mike Anderson, Walid Gomaa, John Grant and Don Perlis “What Can We Learn From Human Paraconsistency?”
38. Patrick Allo “Paraconsistency and the logic of ambiguous connectives”
39. Paul Wong “Minimizing Disjunctive Information”
40. Peter Schotch “Everything you wanted to know about the preservationist approach to paraconsistency, if only you’d known there was such a thing”
41. Peter Verdée “Predicative CL^-: a good paraconsistent alternative to classical logic”
42. Robert K. Meyer and Chunlai Zhou “Less is More: A Classical Relevantist Tale”
43. Ross Brady and Andrea Meinander “Distribution in the Logic of Meaning Containment and in Quantum Mechanics”
44. Toshiharu Waragai and Hitoshi Omori “Some New Results on PCL1 and its Related Systems”
45. Umberto Rivieccio “Neutrosophic Logics”
46. Walter Carnielli and Marcelo Coniglio “On discourses addressed by infidel logicians”
47. Witold Wiszniewski “Can a theory of imaginary numbers be based on contradiction?”
48. Zach Weber “Transfinite Numbers in Paraconsistent Set Theory”

1. Dunja Šešelja “Strengthened Rescher-Manor Consequence Relations as CLuN-based Adaptive Logics”
2. Itala D‘Ottaviano and Tadeu de Carvalho “On da Costa‘s Paraconsistent Differential Calculus and a Transference Theorem”
3. James Chase “Voting and Vagueness”
4. Jean-Yves Béziau “The World of Paraconsistency”
5. João Marcos “Logics of Formal Inconsistency”
6. José Andrés Camacho Chumioque “(Paraconsistent) Non Classical Rationality And Neuroscience Of Personality”
7. Newton Peron and Marcelo E. Coniglio “A paraconsistentist approach to deontic paradoxes”
8. R. E. Jennings and Y. Chen “Paraconsistency and Inaccessible Truth Values”
9. Stephen Read “Harmony and Conditionals”
10. Rodrigo Podiacki and Walter Carnielli “First-Order Versions of Logics of Formal Inconsistency: Syntax, Semantics and Model Theory”
11. Vladimir Vasyukov “Potoses for Paraconsistent Logics”
12. Zhang JinCheng “Symbolic system of Supercoordination thinking”
13. Ben Burgis “Paraconsistent Tense Logic, the Metaphysics of Change and the Epistemic Consequences of Dialethesim”

• José M. Méndez and Gemma Robles “The Concept of Strong Paraconsistency”
• Arnon Avron and Anna Zamansky “Non-deterministic Semantics for Paraconsistent Logics”
• Casey McGinnis “Is Classical Logic Paraconsistent?”
• Gemma Robles “The basic constructive logic for an even weaker sense of consistency”
• Otávio Bueno “Inconsistent Mathematical Theories and Applications”
• Otávio Bueno and Décio Krause “Paraconsistent Quasi-Set Theory”
• Yvon Gauthier “Modular Polynomial Logic: a logic for a lesser god”