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A new online seminar on the Oxford Calculators
Dear colleagues, Our Calculatores Project, in collaboration with Sylvain Roudaut (University of Stockholm), is very happy to announce a new series of online seminars dedicated to the Oxford Calculators and their …
Some images from our conference on medieval logic and modalities
We had three beautiful and exciting days in Parma, during our conference “Logic and Modalities in the Late Middle Ages” which took place on October 17-19. The conference was one …
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Conference announcement: “Logic and Modalities in the Late Middle Ages”, 17-19 October 2022, Parma
Dear colleagues, We are happy to announce the international conference “Logic and Modalities in the Late Middle Ages”, which will be held at the University of Parma, from 17 to 19 …
XXIII Symposium on Medieval Logic and Semantics in Warsaw
On June 27-29, the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Warsaw will host the XXIII Symposium on Medieval Logic and Semantics, this year dedicated to the topic: “Time, Tense …
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A brand-new special issue on the history of Logical Reasoning
The history of logic – and more specifically the history of logical reasoning, is nowadays facing methodological and disciplinary challenges similar to those that other historical studies are also confronting. …
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Three days on Imagination at UNIPR
Last week, the Philosophy Department at the University of Parma hosted the international workshop “Imagination and its constraints“. Together with my co-organizers Wolfgang Huemer and Daniele Molinari, I had the …
A conference on the Calculators and their ethical theories
My paper “Thinking and believing the impossible. Medieval reflections on opinabiles and inopinabiles impossibilities” will be presented at the international online conference “The Oxford Calculators and their milieu on Ethics” …
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Project description
PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project, “Imaginable Impossibilities and Thought Experiments“, aims to investigate the tradition of the Oxford Calculators and the influence their works had on early-modern logic in Europe. The Oxford …
Project’s Supervision and Coordination
meet the team irene binini University of Parma/University of Toronto I am a researcher in the field of History of Logic at the university of Parma, with a special interest in …