The International Laboratory for Logic, Linguistics and Formal Philosophy (LLFP) was founded on April 16, 2018 based on the results of the project competition for creating international laboratories at the Higher School of Economics for the period from April 2018 to December 2020.
LLFP is an interdisciplinary centre of cooperation, where researchers in logic and linguistics come together to apply formal methods to solve conceptual problems, as well as develop integrative approaches, which can address key issues related to classical philosophy, such as truth, knowledge, substantiation, rationality and normativity.
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On June 10, IL LLFP research intern Ivan Sobolev successfully defended his thesis on the topic "The Problem of Classification of Types of Linguistic Meaning" (supervisor – V.V. Dolgorukov).
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Congratulations!
June 10
On June 10, IL LLFP research intern Irina Nikitina successfully defended her master's thesis titled "Social Influence, Hierarchy Within the Group, and Logics of Action" (supervisor – V.V. Dolgorukov)
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Congratulations!
June 10
Research intern at IL LLFP Julia Kopcheva delivered a presentation at the scientific research seminar "From the Logical Point of View" held on June 6
June 07
On May 23rd, IL LLFP research intern Viktoriia Denisova gave a presentation at the international forum of the Association for Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapy, which was held in Saint Petersburg.
June 05
Intern researcher at IL LLFP, Yuri Kazakov, gave a presentation at the research seminar “From the Logical Point of View,” which took place on May 30.
May 31
From May 22 to 24, the scientific conferences “uAnalytiCon Junior” and “uAnalytiCon-2025: Fictional Objects” took place, where the IL LLFP staff members presented their research.
May 26
Research intern of IL LLFP Ivan Sobolev gave a presentation at the theoretical seminar "Formal Philosophy," which took place on May 23
May 24
From May 9 to 16, in the cities of São Paulo and Serra Negra (Brazil), a school on logic and the 21st Brazilian Logic Conference took place, in which intern researchers Ramazan Ayupov and Elena Popova participated.
May 19
On May 16, Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer (University of Leipzig) gave a presentation on "Concepts of objects. On the logical significance of Hegel’s criticism of infinitesimals".
May 17
On April 25, at the "Formal Philosophy" research seminar, Alexander Poddyakov, Leading Research Fellow at IL LLFP, gave a presentation titled "Dialogues with Large Language Model Chats on the Topic 'Pose a Completely New Scientific Problem in ...'".
April 26