Thomas Ferguson

Teaching

Current Courses

PHIL  4960 01 Non-Classical Logic

Description: This course provides an introduction to the philosophical and formal aspects of several families of non-classical logics that provide alternatives to classical (Russell-Frege) logic. Emphases will include philosophical objections to particular components of classical logic and how alternative formalizations of reasoning have emerged in order to accommodate these objections. In particular, topics to be covered will include logics of strict implication, intuitionistic logic, relevant logic, and fuzzy logic.

Publications

The following is a selection of recent publications in Scopus. Thomas Ferguson has 41 indexed publications in the subjects of Mathematics, Arts and Humanities, Computer Science.

Thomas Macaulay Ferguson
Philosophical Studies
, 180
, 2023
, pp.1849-1879
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Thomas Macaulay Ferguson
Philosophia Mathematica
, 31
, 2023
, pp.29-55
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Thomas Macaulay Ferguson
Journal of Philosophical Logic
, 52
, 2023
, pp.111-143
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Thomas M. Ferguson
Studia Logica
, 2023
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Thomas M. Ferguson, Elisángela Ramírez-Cámara
Journal of Philosophical Logic
, 51
, 2022
, pp.1261-1293
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Thomas Mac Aulay Ferguson
Proceedings of The International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic
, 2022-May
, 2022
, pp.106-112
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Damian Szmuc, Thomas Macaulay Ferguson
Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic
, 62
, 2021
, pp.399-424
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Thomas Mac Aulay Ferguson
CEUR Workshop Proceedings
, 2954
, 2021
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Thomas Macaulay Ferguson
Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics)
, 12842 LNAI
, 2021
, pp.3-19
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