AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL 
FOR SYMBOLIC LOGIC

REVIEWS SECTION

 

 

 

 
 

 

Reviews Editors
Thomas Bolander
Klaus Frovin Jørgensen

 

 
   

 

Reviews Section
Studia Logica publishes reviews of books and other material within the aim and scope of the journal. 

Studia Logica encourages authors and publishers to send, for review, copies of books and other published material to the reviews editors at the address stated in the contact section below.

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This site includes information for authors, publishers and reviewers as to the reviews procedure, how to contact the reviews section, titles currently under review, titles intended to be reviewed and titles already reviewed.

Procedure
Authors or publishers should send the material intended for review to the reviews section. The reviews section will then find a suitable reviewer(s).

The review should be completed within about 6 months after receipt of the material, and to compensate reviewers for their efforts the reviewers get to keep the reviewed material. Each review should vary between 4 to 6 pages in length and provide the reader with some insights into the contents of the book, the intended audience, and the reviewer's opinion of the book.

Once the review is published the reviews section will forward the review to the authors or publishers.

 
           
Contact

Contact the reviews editors at the following address:

Studia Logica Reviews Editors
Department of Philosophy and Science Studies
Roskilde University, PA6
P. O. Box 260, DK-4000 Roskilde
Denmark
Fax: (+45) 4674 3012
Email: tb@imm.dtu.dk, frovin@ruc.dk

   
         

Titles currently under review

Title Author Publisher Processed Status
The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Mathematics and LogicS. Shapiro (ed)OUPFeb. 6, 06Under review
Logical PluralismJ. C. Beall and G. RestallOUPApril 27, 06Under review
Alfred Tarski: Life and LogicA. and S. FefermanCUPAug. 28, 06Under review
Incompleteness in the Land of SetsMelvin FittingCollege Pub.Jul. 25, 07Under review
Absolute GeneralityA. Rayo and G. Uzquiano (eds)OUPDec. 1, 09Under review
Applied Proof TheoryU. KohlenbachSpringerAug. 4, 08Under review
One Hundred Years of IntuitionismM. van Atten et al. (eds)BirkhäuserAug. 15, 08Under review
Analysis and Synthesis of Logics -- How to Cut and Paste Reasoning SystemsW. Carnielli et al.SpringerAug 26, 08Under review
Constructive Negations and ParaconsistencyS.P. OdintsovSpringerAug. 26, 08Under review
Information and KnowledgeG. PrimieroSpringerAug. 26, 08Under review
Modalities and MultimodalitiesW.A. Carnielli and C. PizziSpringerDec. 18, 08Under review
Proof Theory: The first step into impredicativityW. PohlersSpringerDec. 23, 08Under review
New Computational ParadigmsS.B. Cooper, B. Loewe & A. SorbiSpringerFeb. 12, 09Under review
Generalized Galois LogicsK. Bimbo and J. Michael DunnCSLIJun. 18, 09Completed
Human Reasoning and Cognitive ScienceK. Stenning and M. van LambalgenMIT PressAug. 27, 09Under review
Axiom of Determinacy, forcing axioms, and the nonstationary idealW.H. Woodinde GruyterAug. 27, 09Locating reviewer
Descriptive Set TheoryMoschovakisAMSJan. 5, 10Locating reviewer
Vagueness and Degrees of TruthNicholas J. J. SmithOUPJan. 5, 10Under review
New essays on the knowability paradoxJoe Salerno (ed)OUPJan 5, 10Under review
Institution-independent Model TheoryR. DiaconescuBirkhaüserJan 15, 10Locating reviewer
Logic for PhilosophyT. SiderOUPJan 15, 10Locating reviewer
The development of modern logicL. Haaparanta (ed)OUPJan 15, 10Locating reviewer
The Structure of Models of Peano ArithmeticKossak and SchmerlOxfordJan 26, 10Locating reviewer
         

Previously published reviews

   
Title Author Publisher Reviewer Publication
The Blackwell Guide to Philosophical LogicL. GobleBlackwellD. Jehlevol 84(1), Oct 2006
Relation Algebras by GamesHirsh & HodkinsonElsevierMaarten Marxvol 77
Change, Choice and Inference RottOUPS.O. Hanssonvol 77
Algebraic Methods in Philosophical LogicDunn & HardegreeOUPA. Urquhart vol 79, 2005
Types, Tableaus and Gödels GodFittingKluwerGirlevol 81, 2005
The Companion to Philosophical Logic Jacquette (ed.)BlackwellTorsten Jepsen vol 77, 2004
Possibilities and ParadoxBeall & Van FraassenOUPGraham Priestvol 79, 2005
Continuous Lattices and DomainsGierz et al.CUPUlrich Bergervol 87(1), Oct 2007
Towards a Philosophy of Real MathematicsCorfieldCUPJim Brownvol 81
Problems in Set Theory, Mathematical LogicLavrov & MaksimovaKluwer / PPE. Mendelsonvol 79
Foundations of Logic and MathematicsNievergeltBirkhäuserW.A. Carniellivol 78, 2004
Paradox and ParaconsistencyWoodsCUPAndrew Irvine vol 85(2), March 07
DeductionBonevacBlackwellStig Alstrup Rasmussenvol 77
Meaning and ArgumentLeporeBlackwellR.A. Girlevol 79
Logic, Induction and SetsForsterCUPJan Wolenski vol 81, 2005
The Shaping of Deduction in Greek MathematicsNetzCUPJ. Hoeyrup vol 80, 2005
Many-Dimensional Modal LogicGabbay et alElsevierMark Reynoldsvol 81, 2005
Reasoning about UncertaintyHalpern & van der HoekMITIgor Kozinevol 87(2), Nov. 07
Bayesian EpistemologyBovens & HartmannOUPvol 81, 2005
The Stag HuntSkyrmsOUPR. van Rooij vol 85(1), Feb. 2007
Incomplete InformationDemri, OrlowskaSpringerJouni Järvinenvol 84(3), Dec. 2006
Mild ContractionLeviOUPS.O. Hanssonvol 82
Knowledge and LotteriesHawthorneClarendonCliff S. Hillvol 84(1), Oct. 2006
Bridges Between Classical and Nonmonotonic LogicMakinsonKCPChoh Man Tengvol 89(3), Aug. 2008
Representation and Inference for Natural LanguagesBlackburn and BosCSLIAnders Soegaard, CSTvol 86(1), Jun. 2007
Truth and ParadoxTim MaudlinOxfordRoy Cookvol 85(2), Mar. 2007
Computability TheoryCooperCRCLars Kristiansenvol 86(3), Aug. 2007
Relevant LogicMaresCUPR. Kahlevol 86(1), Jun. 2007
Doubt truth to be a liarGraham PriestOUPBartosz Wieckowskivol 87(1), Oct. 2007
Mystic, Geometer, and Intuitionist: The Life of L.E.J. Brouwer. Volume II.Dirk van DalenOUPvan Bendegemvol 87(1), Oct. 2007
Category TheoryS. AwodeyOUPBirkedal, Larsvol 86(3), Aug. 2007
The Seventeen Provers of the WorldF. Wiedijk (ed)SpringerR. Kahlevol 87(2), Nov. 2007
Universal LogicRoss BradyCSLI Mark Jagovol 87(2), Nov. 2007
Mainstream and Formal EpistemologyV.F. HendricksCUPPaul Gochetvol 86(3) Aug. 2007
Mathematical Problems from Applied LogicDov Gabbay et al. (eds)SpringerAnders Søgaardvol 87(2), Nov. 2007
Handbook of Modal Logic (vol 3)Blackburn et al. (eds)ElsevierMartin M. Bentzenvol 96(1), Oct. 2010
Self-referenceBolander et al. (eds)CSLIRoy Cookvol 91(1), Feb. 2009
Game TheoryV.F. Hendricks, P.G. Hansen (eds)Automatic PressJeffrey Helznervol 89(1), Jun. 2008
What is Category TheoryG. SicaPolimetricaJohn Symonsvol 89(2), Jul. 2008
Dynamic Epistemic LogicH. van Ditmarsch, W. van der Hoek, B. KooiSpringerAndreas Herzigvol 89(3), Aug. 2008
Elements of ArgumentationP. Besnard and A. HunterMIT PressJenny Eriksson Lundströmvol 93(1), 2009
The Philosphy of Mathematical PracticeP. MancosuOxfordJessica Cartervol. 92(1), 2009
Completeness Theory for Propositional LogicsW.A. Pogorzelski & P. WojtylakBirkhäuserTomasz Polacikvol. 95(3), 2010
Saving Truth from ParadoxHartry FieldOxfordDavid Ripleyvol. 94(1), 2010
Temporal Logic and State SystemsF. Kröger and S. MerzSpringerValentin Gorankovol 94(3), 2010
Hypercomputation: Computing Beyond the Church-Turing BarrierA. SyropoulosSpringerPhilip Welchvol 96(3), Dec. 2010
Quantification in Nonclassical Logic D.M. Gabbay, D. Skvortsov and V. ShehtmanElsevierSilvio Ghilardovol 95(3), Aug. 2010
           
 
 

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