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The Reasoner
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is interdisciplinary, covering research in, e.g., philosophy, logic, AI,
statistics, cognitive science, law, psychology, mathematics and the sciences.
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ISSN 1757-0522
Editor: Jon Williamson,
Philosophy, Kent
Features Editor: Federica Russo,
Philosophy, Louvain
News Editor: Lorenzo Casini, Philosophy, Kent
Editorial
board:
Andrew Aberdein, Humanities and Communication, Florida Institute of Technology
Alexandru Baltag, Computing, Oxford
Gustavo Cevolani, Philosophy, Bologna
David Corfield, Philosophy,
Kent
Franz Dietrich, Quantitative Economics, Maastricht
Jeffrey N. Helzner, Philosophy, Columbia
Dawn Holmes,
Statistics and Applied Probability, University of California Santa Barbara
Kevin Korb, Information Technology, Monash
David
Lagnado, Psychology, University College London
Bert Leuridan, Philosophy, Ghent
Phyllis McKay Illari, Philosophy, Kent
Matteo Morganti, Philosophy, Konstanz
Gabriella Pigozzi, Computer Science
and Communications, Luxembourg
Amit Pundik, Law, Cambridge
Jan-Willem Romeijn,
Philosophy, Groningen
Olivier Roy, Philosophy, Groningen
Jan Sprenger, Philosophy, Tilburg
Katie Steele, Philosophy, Logic & Scientific Method, LSE
Zach Weber, Philosophy, Sydney
Gregory
Wheeler, Artificial Intelligence, New University of Lisbon
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Volume
4, Number 2 - February 2010
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Editorial - Kevin Korb
Interview with Tim van Gelder - Kevin Korb
Notes on Gaifman's Solution of The Liar Paradox - X.Y. Newberry
Abductive Cognition - Lorenzo Magnani
Logic, Rationality and Interaction, 8--10 October - Meiyun Guo
Australasian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 30 November--4 December - Kevin B. Korb
Formal Models of Norm Change, 18--19 January - Davide Grossi
Logic and Rational Interaction - Olivier Roy
Formal Epistemology - Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson
Bayesianism - Armin Schultz
Kurt Godel (1906--1978) - Amanda Hicks
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