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PhD student position in philosophical logic or formal epistemology, Bochum (Germany), Deadline: 21 Apr 2016
PhD Position in Philosophical Logic or Formal Epistemology
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The Department of Philosophy II at Ruhr-University Bochum is seeking to
hire a PhD student working in philosophical logic (65% TV-L E13 position,
approx. ?2,200 /month before tax). The position is associated with the
chair of Logic and Epistemology (Prof. Heinrich Wansing) and comes with a
mild teaching duty of one undergraduate class per semester. Residency in
Bochum or in commutable distance is expected.
The appointment is temporary until September 30th 2020, and is to be
filled by July 2016. Applications should be sent by e-mail to Prof.
Heinrich Wansing (Heinrich.Wansing@rub.de) and have to include (only in
pdf format) a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, a two-page research
proposal, and the names of two references. You are also invited to include
a sample of your writing (or publication) if one is available in English,
German, or Dutch. The deadline for applications is 21st of April 2016.
The dissertation project is supposed to be a project either in
philosophical logic or formal epistemology. Suitable areas include modal
logic, paraconsistent logic, many-valued logic, structural proof-theory,
theories of negation, epistemic logic, knowability, and theories of
doxastic agency.
Required qualifications/ skills: Candidates should have completed an
excellent Master's thesis in philosophical logic or formal epistemology
and should have some background in the semantics and proof-theory of
non-classical and modal logics. Moreover, candidates are supposed to have
good communication skills in English. Good social skills are also required
as cooperation with other researchers is expected.
For further information please feel free to contact Prof. Heinrich Wansing
(Heinrich.Wansing@rub.de).
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