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Theses

Master of Logic / ILLC

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-2019-14:: Tomislav Karačić The Informational View of Technologies in the Scientific Practice
1.Full Text, 2.Abstract.
MoL-2019-13:: Zhuoye Zhao Varieties of Distributivity: From Mandarin Dou to Plurality, Free Choice and Scalarity
1.Full Text, 2.Abstract.
MoL-2019-12:: Tim Henke The van Benthem Characterisation Theorem for Descriptive Models
1.Full Text, 2.Abstract.
MoL-2019-11:: Marco Degano Meaning through Time: A Diachronic and Semantic Study of Italian Free Choice
1.Full Text, 2.Abstract.
MoL-2019-10:: Mina Young Pedersen Polarization and Echo Chambers: A Logical Analysis of Balance and Triadic Closure in Social Networks
1.Full Text, 2.Abstract.
MoL-2019-09:: David Santamaría Legarda Defending Classes
1.Full Text, 2.Abstract.
MoL-2019-08:: Sam Adam-Day Polyhedral Completeness in Intermediate and Modal Logics
1.Full Text, 2.Abstract.
MoL-2019-07:: Nicolò Zamperlin Intensional Kleene logics for vagueness
1.Full Text, 2.Abstract.
MoL-2019-06:: Anna Franchini Space and the Continuum from Kant to Poincaré
1.Full Text, 2.Abstract.
MoL-2019-05:: Yvette Oortwijn Dynamic Set Theory
1.Full Text, 2.Abstract.