Presentations

Implicit assertion and drawing conclusions

Ellie Ripley

• Monash Department Workshop, November 2024

Probabilistic consequence relations

Paul Égré, Ellie Ripley

• Buenos Aires Workshop on Logic, May 2024
• Brisbane Logic Workshop, April 2024
• Melbourne Logic Workshop, December 2023

Recapture, ambiguity, and conflation

Ellie Ripley

• Second Third Workshop, Edmonton, May 2024

Inconsistent mathematics in Isabelle

Ellie Ripley

• AAL 2023, University of Queensland, November 2023
• PLEXUS opening conference, Lisbon, May 2023

Containment and analyticity

Ellie Ripley

• XII workshop on philosophical logic, Buenos Aires, July 2023
• Bradyfest, Melbourne, August 2018

Liar, curry, sorites: how many paradoxes?

Ellie Ripley

• CLMPST, Buenos Aires, July 2023

Plumwood on classical and relevant logics

Ellie Ripley

• Australian Catholic University, March 2022
• Hong Kong and Lingnan Universities, April 2022

Dogmatism is good, actually

Ellie Ripley

• Nossal High School, December 2021

General elimination isn't general enough

Ellie Ripley

• Buenos Aires Logic Group Workshop, August 2021
• Applied Proof Theory Workshop, University of Melbourne, November 2020
• Melbourne Formalisms Group, October 2020

Dialogue and structural rules

Ellie Ripley

• University of Queensland, March 2021

A toolkit for metainferential logics

Ellie Ripley

• SADAF, August 2020

One step is enough

Ellie Ripley

• Online Logic Supergroup, April 2020

Metainferences and the spirit of classical logic

Ellie Ripley

• Melbourne Logic Group, November 2019
• SADAF, July 2019

A typed term calculus for core logic

Ellie Ripley

• UConn Logic Group, January 2020
• University of Western Australia, October 2019
• SADAF, August 2019
• Logica, June 2019
• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, October 2018

Position-theoretic semantics and entailment

Ellie Ripley

• EXPRESS, University of Amsterdam, June 2019
• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, March 2019
• University of Sydney, March 2019

Gender, politics, and metaphysics

Killrip Lemistery

• AAP 2019, University of Wollongong
• University of Melbourne, March 2019

What explains the paradoxes?

Ellie Ripley

• Diaphora workshop, MCMP, December 2016
• Semantic paradox and revenge, University of Salzburg, June 2018

Classical recapture via conflation

Ellie Ripley

• Liars, curries, and beyond, UNAM, September 2017
• Workshop on philosophical logic, SADAF, August 2017
• AAL 2017, University of Adelaide, July 2017
• Logic and Metaphysics Workshop, CUNY Graduate Center, February 2016

Slurs, negative contexts, disharmony

Ellie Ripley

• AAP 2017, University of Adelaide, July 2017

Conditionals with impossible antecedents

Ellie Ripley

• University of Western Australia, June 2017
• Experimental work in formal semantics, Pacific APA, April 2016

Towards a naive type theory

Ellie Ripley

• University of Western Australia, June 2017
• History and Philosophy of Logic Session, ASL North American meeting 2016, University of Connecticut, May 2016
• Australasian Association for Logic 2016 meeting, July 2016

Conflation: logic and applications

Ellie Ripley

• Monash University, June 2017
• University of Melbourne, May 2017
• University of Sydney, May 2017

Uncut

Ellie Ripley

• SADAF, Buenos Aires, August 2017
• Logics of Consequence, Concordia, March 2017
• University of Auckland, March 2017
• University of Navarra, May 2017

There is such a thing as a substructural approach to paradox

Ellie Ripley

• Non-classical solutions to the paradoxes, MCMP, February 2017

Paradoxes and the structure of reasoning

Ellie Ripley

• Alice Ambrose Lazerowitz/Thomas Tymoczko Logic Lecture, Smith College, December 2016

Naive validity

Ellie Ripley

• SADAF, November 2016

Methods of dogwhistling

Ellie Ripley

• AAP 2016, Monash University, July 2016

Vagueness is a kind of conflation

Ellie Ripley

• Society for Exact Philosophy, University of Miami, May 2016

Dialetheism is an empirical hypothesis

Ellie Ripley

• 20th Amsterdam Colloquium, Amsterdam, December 2015

'Consequentialism'?

Ellie Ripley

• Inferentialism Workshop, Arche, University of St. Andrews, November 2015

Axiomatisation without cut

Ellie Ripley

• SADAF, Buenos Aires, August 2015

Commitment consequence

Ellie Ripley

• SADAF, Buenos Aires, August 2015

Vagueness, tolerance, and substructural logic

Ellie Ripley

• AAP 2015, Macquarie University, July 2015

Uniqueness without reflexivity or transitivity

Ellie Ripley

• Non-classical Abstract Logics, Unilog 5, June 2015
• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, October 2011

'Transitivity'

Ellie Ripley

• AAL 2015, University of Sydney, July 2015
• GroLog, University of Groningen, June 2015

What is the self?

Killrip Lemistery

• Tinnie Talks, Arena, Melbourne, May 2015

Meaning, bounds, social kinds

Ellie Ripley

• ANU Philsoc Seminar, May 2015

From conversation to inference, via commitment

Ellie Ripley

• Charles Sturt University, May 2015

Commitment and implicit assertion

Ellie Ripley

• De La Salle University, April 2015
• University of Melbourne, April 2015
• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, August 2014

Setting the bounds

Ellie Ripley

• University of Waikato, March 2015
• Victoria University of Wellington, March 2015
• University of Auckland, March 2015

Contraction and closure

Ellie Ripley

• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, April 2015
• Pukeko Logic Group, March 2015

Tolerance and degrees of truth

Pablo Cobreros, Paul Égré, Ellie Ripley, Robert van Rooij

• Vagueness via nonclassical logics, University of Sydney, December 2014
• Trivalent Logics and their Applications, ESSLLI 2012, August 2012

What do the liar and sorites have in common?

Ellie Ripley

• AAP 2014, ANU, July 2014

Why I am not a noncontractivist

Ellie Ripley

• SILFS Satellite Workshop, Roma Tre University, June 2014

Conflation and contradiction

Ellie Ripley

• Paraconsistent Reasoning in Science and Mathematics, MCMP, June 2014
• Symposium on the principle of non-contradiction, Pacific APA, April 2014

Contractions of noncontractive consequence relations

Rohan French, Ellie Ripley

• UConn Logic Group, UConn, January 2014
• Truth and Paradox Workshop, MCMP, May 2013

Nonclassical logics (mini-course)

Ellie Ripley

• James Madison University, May 2014

Confusion, collapse, tolerance, borderlines

Ellie Ripley

• VII Navarra Workshop on Vagueness, Universidad de Navarra, December 2013
• Vagueness Seminar, NYU, November 2013

Nonmonotonicity and partiality

Pablo Cobreros, Paul Égré, Ellie Ripley, Robert van Rooij

• Substructural Approaches to Paradox, Universitat de Barcelona, November 2013

Avoiding ad hoc approaches to paradox

Ellie Ripley

• AAP 2013, University of Queensland, July 2013

63 negations

Ellie Ripley

• Presidential address, AAL, University of Melbourne, June 2013

Confusion and collapse

Ellie Ripley

• University of Sydney, May 2013
• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, March 2013
• University of Auckland, March 2013
• Victoria University of Wellington, March 2013
• University of Otago, March 2013

Multigrain entailment

Ellie Ripley

• AAPNZ 2012, Victoria University of Wellington, December 2012
• 2nd Propositions and Same-Saying Workshop, University of Sydney, July 2010

Bilateralism, coherence, warrant

Ellie Ripley

• University of Melbourne, October 2012
• Charles Sturt University, September 2012

Some substructural arithmetic

Ole Hjortland, Ellie Ripley

• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, September 2012

Comparing substructural theories of truth

Ellie Ripley

• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, September 2012

Vagueness and hysteresis

Paul Égré, Vincent de Gardelle, Ellie Ripley

• Logic and Cognition, ESSLLI 2012, August 2012

Anything goes

Ellie Ripley

• AAP 2012, University of Wollongong, July 2012
• Paradox and Logical Revision, MCMP, July 2012

Vagueness as confusion

Ellie Ripley

• Universiteit Gent, July 2012
• Pamplona Workshop for Vagueness and Similarity, Universidad de Navarra, May 2012

Naive set theory and nontransitive logic

Ellie Ripley

• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, March 2012

Vagueness, tolerance, contradiction

Ellie Ripley

• Northern Illinois University, February 2012
• Yale University, January 2012
• University of Connecticut, January 2012
• University of Otago, October 2011

Coordination and propositions

Ellie Ripley

• Australian Metaphysics Conference, ANU Kioloa, November 2011

Bilateralism and paradox

Ellie Ripley

• Massey University, August 2011
• AAP 2011, University of Otago, July 2011

Tonk, nontransitivity, and tolerance

Ellie Ripley

• MCMP, August 2011

Nonclassical theories of vagueness (mini-course)

Pablo Cobreros, Paul Égré, Ellie Ripley, Robert van Rooij

• ESSLLI 2011, August 2011

Tolerant truth and permissive consequence

Pablo Cobreros, Paul Égré, Ellie Ripley, Robert van Rooij

• Truth at Work, IHPST, June 2011

Sorites and the liar

Pablo Cobreros, Paul Égré, Ellie Ripley, Robert van Rooij

• 7th Barcelona Workshop on Issues in the Theory of Reference, Universitat de Barcelona, June 2011

Harmony without cut

Ellie Ripley

• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, May 2011

Revising up

Ellie Ripley

• Monash University, May 2011
• ANU, May 2011
• Arche, University of St. Andrews, April 2011

Tolerant and strict truth

Pablo Cobreros, Paul Égré, Ellie Ripley, Robert van Rooij

• Truth be Told, ILLC, March 2011
• Institut Jean-Nicod, March 2011

Circumstantialism and identity

Ellie Ripley

• AAPNZ 2010, University of Waikato, December 2010
• Kioloa Metaphysics Retreat, ANU Kioloa, November 2010

Conservatively extending classical logic with transparent truth

Ellie Ripley

• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, October 2010

Strict and tolerant

Ellie Ripley

• North Island Logic Group, Victoria University of Wellington, September 2010

Inconstancy and inconsistency

Ellie Ripley

• University of Melbourne, August 2010

Embedding denial

Ellie Ripley

• PALMYR 9: Logic and the Use of Language, ILLC, June 2010
• Propositional Content and Proposition-Related Acts, ENS, March 2010
• Logic of Denial, Arche, University of St. Andrews, 2009

Explaining the abstract/concrete paradoxes in moral psychology

Eric Mandelbaum, Ellie Ripley

• Institut Jean-Nicod, June 2010
• Arche/CSMN Graduate Conference, University of St. Andrews, 2009

Arbitrariness, vagueness, and the liar

Ellie Ripley

• AAL, July 2010
• Arche, University of St. Andrews, May 2010

Tolerant, classical, strict

Pablo Cobreros, Paul Égré, Ellie Ripley, Robert van Rooij

• AAP 2010, University of New South Wales, July 2010
• NIP, University of Aberdeen, May 2010
• Vagueness and Similarity, Insitut Jean-Nicod, May 2010

Against structured propositions

Ellie Ripley

• Institut Jean-Nicod, April 2010
• Semantics and Philosophy in Europe 3, ENS/IHPST, May 2010
• AAP 2009, University of Melbourne, 2009

Semantic possibility

Ellie Ripley

• Logos, Universitat de Barcelona, February 2010
• 1st Propositions and Same-Saying Workshop, Macquarie University, January 2010

Contradictions at the borders

Ellie Ripley

• 2nd Paris-Barcelona Picasso Workshop, ENS, 2009
• Amsterdam Graduate Philosophy Conference, Universiteit van Amsterdam, 2009
• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, 2009
• Philosophy and Psychology of Vagueness, Institut Jean-Nicod, 2008

Sorting out the sorites

Ellie Ripley

• Carnegie Mellon University, 2008
• University of Queensland, 2008
• 4th World Congress of Paraconsistency, University of Melbourne, 2008

Weak negations and neighborhood semantics

Ellie Ripley

• Logica 2010, June 2010
• Melbourne Logic Group, University of Melbourne, 2008

Responsibility and the brain sciences

Felipe De Brigard, Eric Mandelbaum, Ellie Ripley

• Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, 2008
• Mind, Brain, and Experience, University of Colorado, Denver, 2008