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Shawn Standefer
University of Melbourne
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  • University of Melbourne
    School of Historical And Philosophical Studies
    Post-doctoral fellow
University of Pittsburgh
Department of Philosophy
PhD, 2013
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Parkville, Victoria, Australia
0000-0002-3032-5290
Areas of Specialization
Philosophy of Language
Temporal Logic
Logical Constants
Paradoxes
Liar Paradox
Dialetheism
Logical Pluralism
Proof Theory
Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Misc
Substructural Logic
Relevance Logic
Nonclassical Logics
Logic and Philosophy of Logic
Deontic Logic
Epistemic Logic
Modal and Intensional Logic
Intensional Modal Logic
Modal Logic
Provability Logic
Semantics for Modal Logic
Logic and Philosophy of Logic, General Works
16 more
Areas of Interest
Philosophy of Language
Temporal Logic
Logical Constants
Paradoxes
Liar Paradox
Dialetheism
Logical Pluralism
Proof Theory
Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Misc
Substructural Logic
Relevance Logic
Nonclassical Logics
Logic and Philosophy of Logic
Deontic Logic
Epistemic Logic
Modal and Intensional Logic
Intensional Modal Logic
Modal Logic
Provability Logic
Semantics for Modal Logic
Logic and Philosophy of Logic, General Works
16 more
PhilPapers Editorships
Revision Theory of Truth
Proof Theory

I work in philosophical logic and philosophy of language. My primary research interests are proof theory, truth and paradox, modal logic, relevant logic, and inferentialism.

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