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Splitting and relevance : broadening the scope of Parikh's concepts

Frederik Van De Putte (UGent)

(2016) LOGIQUE ET ANALYSE. 59(234). p.173-205
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The 'green cheese' and 'red herring' problems reconsidered: epistemological versus methodological tasks for philosophers of science

Erik Weber (UGent) , Raoul Gervais (UGent) and Jeroen Van Bouwel (UGent)

(2015) LOGIQUE ET ANALYSE. 231. p.433-455
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Health, food, and science: an ethical assessment of research agendas

Jan De Winter (UGent) and Laszlo Kosolosky (UGent)

(2014) LOGIQUE ET ANALYSE. 57(228). p.701-726
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The hypothesis that saves the day: ad hoc reasoning in pseudoscience

Maarten Boudry (UGent)

(2013) LOGIQUE ET ANALYSE. 223. p.245-258
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On the connection between Nonstandard Analysis and Constructive Analysis

Sam Sanders (UGent)

(2013) LOGIQUE ET ANALYSE. 222. p.183-210
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Strong and weak regress arguments

Jan Willem Wieland (UGent)

(2013) LOGIQUE ET ANALYSE. 224. p.439-461
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A contextual type theory with judgemental modalities for reasoning from open assumptions

Giuseppe Primiero (UGent)

(2012) LOGIQUE ET ANALYSE. 220. p.579-600
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Tolerating deontic conflicts by adaptively restricting inheritance

Christian Strasser (UGent) , Mathieu Beirlaen (UGent) and Joke Meheus (UGent)

(2012) LOGIQUE ET ANALYSE. 219. p.477-506
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It might have been classical logic

Diderik Batens (UGent)

(2012) LOGIQUE ET ANALYSE. 218. p.241-279
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Extending the standard format of adaptive logics to the prioritized case

Frederik Van De Putte (UGent) and Christian Strasser (UGent)

(2012) LOGIQUE ET ANALYSE. 220. p.601-641

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Splitting and relevance : broadening the scope of Parikh's concepts

The 'green cheese' and 'red herring' problems reconsidered: epistemological versus methodological tasks for philosophers of science

Health, food, and science: an ethical assessment of research agendas

The hypothesis that saves the day: ad hoc reasoning in pseudoscience

On the connection between Nonstandard Analysis and Constructive Analysis

Strong and weak regress arguments

A contextual type theory with judgemental modalities for reasoning from open assumptions

Tolerating deontic conflicts by adaptively restricting inheritance

It might have been classical logic

Extending the standard format of adaptive logics to the prioritized case

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