For a full list, please see my CV.
2020
- November 2019, Paris, “Categoricity by convention” (with Brett Topey), EXPRESS seminar, Amsterdam, ILLC.
2019
- November 2019, Paris, “Categoricity by convention” (with Brett Topey), 11th French PhilMath Workshop.
- June 2019, Turin, “Surprise surprise: KK is innocent”, Formal Epistemology Workshop.
- March 2019, Munich, “Surprise surprise: KK is innocent”, Salzburg-Irvine-Munich Workshop.
2018
- December 2018, Salzburg, “True in Absolutely Every Context”, Workshop on Axiomatizing Metatheory.
- October 2018, London, “True in Absolutely Every Context”, Necessary Beings: A Conference in the Memory of Bob Hale.
- September 2018, Novara, “True in Absolutely Every Context”, SIFA Conference (keynote talk).
- July, Oxford, “Non-contractability and revenge” (with L. Rossi), Joint Session, University of Oxford.
2017
- June, Salzburg, “The Liar and its Revenge in Context”, Philosophy Colloqium, University of Salzburg.
- May, Pamplona, “The Liar and its Revenge in Context”, Nontransitive Logics Workshop, University of Navarra.
- March, Montreal, “Generalised revenge”, Workshop on inferentialism, Concordia University.
2016
- October, Munich, “Classical Harmony and Separability”, Workshop on Logical Constants, MCMP.
- September, Salzburg, “Generalised Revenge”, SOPhiA, Salzburg Conference for Young Analytic Philosophy (keynote talk).
- June, Bochum, “Generalised Revenge”, Workshop on the Law of Non-Contradiction.
2015
- September, Amsterdam,”Instability and Revenge”, Logic Colloquium, University of Amsterdam.
- September, Groningen, “Instability and Revenge”, GroLoG, University of Groningen.
- July, Salzburg, “Naive Logical Properties and Higher-Order Reasoning”, Context-Relativity in Semantics, University of Salzburg.
- April, Salzburg, “Naive Logical Properties and Higher-Order Reasoning”, Salzburg-Irvine Workshop, University of Salzburg.
- March, London,”Naive Logical Properties and Higher-Order Reasoning” , Institute of Philosophy, Logic, Epistemology and Metaphysics Forum.
2014
- December, Neuchâtel, “Naive Logical Properties and Higher-Order Reasoning”, University of Neuchâtel.
- November, Groningen, “Naive Logical Properties and Higher-Order Reasoning”, Departmental Seminar.
- June, Rome, “Instability and Revenge”, University of Rome III.
- March, Bristol, “Classical Harmony and Separability”, University of Bristol, Departmental Seminar.
- March, Oxford, “Instability and Revenge”, Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar, University of Oxford.
2013
- December, Bochum, “Instability and Revenge”, University of Bochum, workshop on semantic paradoxes.
- November, Barcelona, “Instability and Revenge”, Substructural Approaches to Semantic Paradox, Logos, University of Barcelona.
- April, Buenos Aires: “The Inexpressibility of Validity”, Oxford-Buenos Aires workshop on Truth, paradoxes and inexpressibility, University of Buenos Aires.
2012
- May, Padua: “The Paradox of Deniability”, Workshop on the Philosophy of Logic, Cogito, Research Centre for Philosophy and University of Padua.
- January, Canterbury: “Classical Harmony and Separability”, Departmental Seminar.
2011
- July, Nancy, “Validity and the Unprovability of Consistency”, 14th Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, University of Nancy.
- June, Barcelona, “Validity Curry”, BW7, Paradoxes of Truth and Denotation, Logos, University of Barcelona.
- May, Munich: “Harmony and Separability in Classical Logic”, Work in Progress Seminar, MCMP, LMU.
- April, St Andrews: “Validity Curry”, Fifth Foundations of Logical Consequence Workshop, Archè, University of St Andrews.
2010
- September, Siena: “Manifestability and Decidability”, Workshop on Epistemic Conceptions of Truth, University of Siena.
- September, Aberdeen: “Inferentialism and Incompleteness”, Logical and Language Conference, Northern Institute of Philosophy and Institute of Philosophy.
- June, St Andrews: “Validity and the Unprovability of Consistency”, Foundations of Logical Consequence Conference, Arché.
- June, Rome: “Inferentialism without Verificationism: Reply to Dag Prawitz”, Logic and Knowledge, International Conference, University of Rome “La Sapienza”.
- May, Dubrovnik: “Validity and the Unprovability of Consistency”, OSU/Arché/Maribor con- ference on logical consequence.
2009
- October, Amsterdam: ‘Carnap’s Categoricity Problem and the Meaning of the Logical Con- stants”, Amsterdam Graduate Philosophy Conference. Commentator: Dick de Jongh.
- January , Cambridge: “Inferentialism and the Categoricity Problem” (with O. T. Hjortland), Graduate Conference on the Philosophies of Logic and Mathematics. Commentator: Peter Smith.
2008
- June, Canterbury: “Knowability and Bivalence”, BPPC, University of Kent. (Awarded best paper of the 2008 edition of the BPPA.)
- January, Cambridge: “The Paradox of Idealization”, Graduate Conference on the Philosophies of Logic and Mathematics. Commentator: Luca Incurvati.
2007
- December, Baltimore: “The Paradox of Idealization” (with S. Florio), Eastern Division of the APA. Commentator: Joe Salerno.
- November, Oxford: “The Paradox of Idealization”, 11th Oxford Graduate Conference. Commentator: Timothy Williamson.
- November, Paris: “Actuality in Branching Time”, Context–Dependence, Perspective and Relativity in Language and Thought, Ecole Normale Supérieure and Institut Jean Nicod.
- November, St Andrews: “How Basic is the Basic Revisionary Argument?” (with L. Incurvati), 4th Arché/CSMM Graduate Conference. Commentator: Marcus Rossberg.
- April, San Francisco: “The Church-Fitch Paradox and the Problem of Transworld Knowability”, Pacific Division of the APA. Commentator: Roy Cook.
- January, Miami: “Lotteries, Knowledge and Vagueness”, International Graduate Conference in Epistemology, University of Miami. Commentator: Ben Burgis.