Recent Theses

On the ILLC site you may find a full list of ILLC research reports and dissertations. Additionally, the electronic archives may also be accessed by using the Search Form of the ILLC Eprints server.

MoL-2025-27:
Spyridon Dialiatsis Combinatorial Properties of the Raisonnier Filter
MoL-2025-26:
Tisja Irene Smits Numerical Judgment Aggregation: Towards a General Framework
MoL-2025-25:
Kirti Singh Descriptive and Substantive Representation in Approval-Based Committee Voting
MoL-2025-24:
Yuan Ma Disjunctions in Mandarin Chinese
MoL-2025-23:
Josef C L Doyle von Hoffmann HMS-Duality for Residuated Lattices
MoL-2025-22:
Timo Niek Franssen Tense Information Logic
MoL-2025-21:
Dorielle Lonke A Linguistically Grounded Evaluation of Anthropomorphic Language Detection in AI Research
MoL-2025-20:
Shing Yau Simon Chiu Using Zippers for Nested Sequents with Focus
MoL-2025-19:
Simeon du Toit Cornelius Van Til’s Presuppositional Epistemology as a New Model for Deep Disagreement: Relations to and Improvements on Quasi-Fideism
MoL-2025-18:
Clara Zoe Riedmiller Exploring the Computational Necessity of Dual Processes for Intelligence