Talks

For a full list, please see my CV.

November 2019, Paris, “Categoricity by convention” (with Brett Topey), EXPRESS seminar, Amsterdam, ILLC.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.