# Greg Restall

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Sequent Systems and Defining Rules

Greg Restall (Melbourne) gives a talk at the MCMP Colloquium (12 Apr, 2012) titled "Sequent Systems and Defining Rules". Abstract: In this talk I will explain how it can be that inference rules can be used to define a class of concepts, and why there are at least three grades of logical complexity …

Gillian Russell: Logical Nihilism | WSB #53

In recent years, philosophers have debated the question of logical pluralism: the view that there is more than one correct logic (see my interview with Greg Restall on this very issue). The idea, roughly, is that which putative logical laws hold depends on what sorts of "cases" we take logic to be …

#44. Logic ft. Greg Restall

Calum and Adam sit down with Dr Greg Restall to get an introduction to the field of logic within Philosophy. They talk about what logic can be like at the start of your university philosophy career, and how the "baby logician" can avoid falling into the trap of becoming a "debate bro" who fails to …

Is it logical to believe in God? | Greg Restall

In 2010 in the Wall Street Journal, outspoken atheist comedian Ricky Gervais said,

Ep 60: Is it logical to believe in God? | Greg Restall

Atheist Ricky Gervais says that the 'very definition' of God is a logical impossibility in this universe. Is he right?

#4 - Greg Restall - Some Lessons Learned from Teaching Philosophy

Jasper Knecht speaks with Greg Restall, Shelby Cullom Davis Professor of Philosophy at the University of St Andrews, about some of the lessons he's learned from years of teaching philosophy, and what they reveal about disagreement and faith.

Sequent Systems and Defining Rules

Greg Restall (Melbourne) gives a talk at the MCMP Colloquium (12 Apr, 2012) titled "Sequent Systems and Defining Rules". Abstract: In this talk I will explain how it can be that inference rules can be used to define a class of concepts, and why there are at least three grades of logical complexity …

Assertion, Denial and the Logic of Definedness

Greg Restall (Melbourne) gives a talk at the MCMP Colloquium (18 April, 2012) titled "Assertion, Denial and the Logic of Definedness".