cette semaine,le jeudi 20 octobre, nous accueillerons
Per Martin-Löf (Université de Stockholm)
qui donnera un exposé intitulé
How did "judgement" come to be a term of logic?
L'exposé débutera à 11H en salle 1D23 et sera précédé par un pot informel pour nous retrouver autour de thé, café et croissant:vous êtes les bienvenus à partir de 10H45.
Plus de détails sur le séminaire à http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/seminaire.
Amicalement,
Claudia
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Per Martin-Löf (Université de Stockholm)
How did "judgement" come to be a term of logic?
Jeudi 20 octobre 2011, 11H en salle 1D23
Résumé: Beginning with Descartes and continuing via Kant to Frege and Husserl, "judgement" has been a central term of logic and philosophy in general. It was not a complete novelty, however, because the Latin "judicium" was used already in the Middle Ages. On the other hand, the Greek "krisis", of which "judicium" is the Latin translation, does not occur in Aristotle's Organon, from which most of our logical terminology derives. So two questions arise, one historical: where did we get it from? and the other thematic: does it deserve to be retained as a central term of
logic.
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