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Nikolai Vasiliev's Logical Legacy

24-26 Oct 2012
Moscow, Russia

Nikolai Vasiliev's Logical Legacy and the Modern Logic

October 24-26, Moscow, Russia

The International Workshop ?Nikolai Vasiliev?s Logical Legacy and the 
Modern Logic? is organized by the Department of Logic, of the Faculty of 
Philosophy, Lomonosov Moscow State University in cooperation with the 
Institute of Logic, Cognitive Science and Development of Personality. The 
Workshop focuses on the impact of Nikolai Vasiliev, the outstanding 
Russian logician and philosopher, on the modern logic and marks the 
centenary of his famous paper ?Imaginary (Non-Aristotelian) logic?.


Nikolai Aleksandrovich Vasiliev (1880-1940), Professor of Kazan University 
(Russia), was a seminal thinker, philosopher, rhyme maker and logician, 
who outpaced his time and influenced development of logical ideas far 
outside his own country. He is known for having pioneered the logic with a 
consistent logical system in the form of syllogistics theory basing upon a 
contradictory ontology, thus having emerged as the father of 
paraconsistent logic. What is more, though short (four papers published in 
1910-13) his scientific legacy underpins fruitful ideas of the modern 
logic. Some researches also trace in his writings the elements of the 
many-valued and modal logic as well. All of the above compels one to 
regard Nikolai Vasiliev along with Jan ?ukasiewicz as one of the 
precursors of non-classical logic.


The featured topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
?	Modern reconstructions of Nikolai Vasiliev?s original systems;
?	Paraconsistent logic as the today?s advancement of Vaisliev?s writings;
?	Past, present and future: Vasiliev?s ideas in the modern logic;
?	Nikolai Vasiliev?s contribution to the history of logic.
WORKSHOP SCHEDULE AND AGENDA
22-23 October 2012 ? arrival days
24-26 October 2012 ? Workshop
27-28 October 2012 ? departure days




The keynote presentations are limited to 50 minutes, including a 30-35
min.-long address followed by 15-20 min.-long discussion.
The Workshop?s official language is English.

THE PRELIMINARY LIST OF INVITED SPEAKERS
1.	Itala Maria Loffredo D'Ottaviano (São Paulo)
2.	Valentin Alexandrovich Bazhanov (Uljanovsk)
3.	Jean-Yves Béziau (Fortaleza)
4.	Walter Carnielli (São Paulo)
5.	Alexander Stepanovich Karpenko (Moscow)
6.	Vladimir Iljich Markin (Moscow)
7.	Graham Priest (Melbourne, New York, St Andrews)
8.	Greg Restall (Melbourne)
9.	Elena Dmitrievna Smirnova (Moscow)
10.	Werner Stelzner (Bremen)
11.	Vladimir Leonidovich Vasyukov (Moscow)

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Vladimir Markin ? Chairman
Dmitry Zaitsev ? Deputy Chairman
Oleg Grigoriev
Vasilyi Shangin

PAPER SUBMISSION:
Abstract of at most two pages length or full presentation can be
submitted electronically in the PDF format at the Workshop?s e-mail
address to be subsequently posted on the Workshop?s web-site.

PUBLICATION:
The organizers plan the follow-up publication of extended versions of
papers presented at the Workshop in a special issue of an
international logic journal.

IMPORTANT DATES
The launch of the Workshop?s homepage: 15 June 2012
Submission deadline: 20 August 2012