*Types of logic and their application for the studies of biological and social evolution*
*Anton Sukhoverkhov* When: Tues Aug 21, 1-2 pm Where: Blackshield Room Abstract: This talk presents and compares four types of logic: formal, dialectic, fuzzy and ‘Eastern’ non-duality logic. Their application for current debates in studies of evolution is considered. Classical logical paradoxes (Ship of Theseus, Liar's Paradox, Sorites Paradox) are also revised and re-exemplified in the light of the evolutionary and social studies. The talk also considers the problem of fuzzy sets and the possibility to apply different types of logic for decision-making and in nature and society. Please contact Karola ([email protected]) for questions or if you like to give a talk yourself. -- Karola Stotz Senior Lecturer, TWCF Fellow Philosophy Department Macquarie University [email protected] http://www.karolastotz.com [image: Macquarie University] <http://mq.edu.au/> Honorary Associate Unit for History and Philosophy of Science University of Sydney
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