Dear Cheerful Logicians and Friends of Logic,


Supergroup announcement time! Brief Summary: There are two talks to
announce, one on Tuesday and one on Thursday. On Tuesday, María del Rosario
Martínez Ordaz will talk to us about defective theories in the Seminario de
Lógica Iberoamericana. On Thursday, Elisángela Ramírez will talk to us
about connexive logic in the supergroup talk of the week. Details below.



Supergroup Talk:



Speaker: Elisángela Ramírez

Title: Relating Semantics for NL

Time and Date: Thursday, July 30, 8 pm GMT-5

Link: <https://ksu.zoom.us/j/7613620942>
https://ksu.zoom.us/j/93077202104?pwd=VjJ4S0Z1QnRsd1B1SVQxbW9RbzJ2Zz0

*Meeting ID:* 930 7720 2104

*Passcode:* connexive

Abstract: This talk is based on the following claim: The connexive logic
axiomatized in Nelson's Intensional Relations (NL) can be provided with a
relational semantics in the style of the ones described by Jarmużek and
Malinowski in their Boolean Connexive Logics.


I will offer an overview of both relational semantics for Boolean connexive
logics, and the intensional vocabulary included in NL. Then I will go over
the process behind obtaining a relational semantics for NL, with an
emphasis on the proof for the only contraclassical axiom in the logic.
Finally, I will compare the resulting semantics with two connexive logics
considered by Jarmużek and Malinowski.



Talks by Member Groups:



Seminario de Lógica Iberoamericana:



Speaker: María del Rosario Martínez Ordaz

Title: Understanding defective theories: From logic to epistemology

Time and Date: Tuesday, July 28, 12:30pm (GMT-3)

Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85024956727?pwd=RzBSRnUzQkluMUI3LzRtcUUrdXRIQT09

*Meeting ID:* 850 2495 6727

*Password:* 377551

Abstract: Here I aim at providing responses to two questions from the
epistemology of logic, namely: can logicians achieve legitimate
understanding of defective theories? and if so, how is this possible? On
the one hand, understanding has been traditionally considered to "consist
of knowledge about relations of dependence. When one understands something,
one can make all kinds of correct inferences about it" (Ylikoski 2013:
100). In addition, understanding is often regarded as factive, this is, the
content of understanding can only include true proposi tions that are known
to be so. This considered, it is impossible to understand a knowingly
defective (conicting, inconsistent, false and even impossible) set of
information. On the other hand, much scientific practice in logic and other
formal disciplines makes use of defective theories. And, despite the fact
that some of these theories are knowingly defective, formal scientists have
found different ways of scrutinizing and working with them to the point
that they report having 'understood' both the theories as well as the
phenomena that they describe. The formal apparatuses that they use to,
allegedly, gain such an understanding are extremely varied and most of the
time they go against some of the basic principles of classical logic. The
combination of these facts poses the following dilemma: either
understanding defective theories is possible or formal scientists that
report having understood any defective theory are mistaken. Hence the
importance of addressing both issues together.





Other Notes and Announcements:



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