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-2024-02:
Elynn Louise Weijland An Analysis of Visual and Morphosyntactic Cues in Biased Polar Questions in Dutch
MoL-2024-01:
Max Pohlmann Analytic Nondualism: Why Reality is Objectively Subjective
MoL-2023-37:
P. Maurice Dekker Polyhedral semantics of modal logic
MoL-2023-36:
Jonathan Thul The Logical Dynamics of Social Networks: From Homophily to Polarization
MoL-2023-35:
Kirill Kopnev Dynamic logics of polyhedra and their application in 3D modeling
MoL-2023-34:
Evelina Lissoni Why logical pluralists should be anti-exceptionalists
MoL-2023-33:
Iris Luden Beyond Perplexity: Examining Temporal Generalization of Large Language Models via Definition Generation
MoL-2023-32:
Yunsong Wang General Topological Frames for Polymodal Provability Logic
MoL-2023-31:
Evan (Evangelos) Iatrou Reclaiming Enlightenment: on the logical foundations of the rule of law in a legitimate algocracy
MoL-2023-30:
Isabella Cissell The Pretense View of Fiction