Publications & Talks

MONOGRAPH

  1. Julien Murzi & Lorenzo Rossi, Truth and Paradox in Context, monograph under contract for Oxford University Press.

EDITED COLLECTIONS

  1. Synthese topical collection on Non-classical Approaches to Paradox. (J. Murzi, L. Rossi, and B. Topey eds, in preparation). Prospective contributors include: Dora Achourioti, Jc Beall, Ben Colburn & Ole Hjortland, Ray Cook & Nick Tourville, Paul Egré, Martin Fischer, Leon Horsten & Daniela Schuster, Teresa Kouri-Kissel, Lina Lissia, Carlo Nicolai, Lucas Rosenblatt, Ian Rumfitt, Neil Tennant, and Elia Zardini.
  2. Special issue of Philosophical Studies on Paradox, Context, and Generality (J. Murzi, L. Rossi, and B. Topey eds, in preparation). Prospective contributors include: Andrew Bacon, Susanne Bobzien, Salvatore Florio & Nick Jones, Christopher Gauker, Michael Glanzberg, Poppy Mankowitz, Simone Picenni & Thomas Schindler, Gila Sher, Keith Simmons, Paula Teijeiro, Gabriel Uzquiano, Bruno Whittle.

ARTICLES

  1. Julien Murzi & Lorenzo Rossi, “The Expressive Power of Contextualist Truth”, forthcoming in Modes of Truth. A unified approach to truth, modality, and paradox, Routledge, C. Nicolai and J. Stern (eds).
  2. Julien Murzi & Lorenzo Rossi, “Conservative Deflationism?”, forthcoming in Philosophical Studies. Preprint available here.
  3. Julien Murzi & Lorenzo Rossi, “Generalised Revenge“, forthcoming in the Australasian Journal of Philosophy. Preprint available here.
  4. Julien Murzi & Lorenzo Rossi, “Non-contractability and Revenge“, forthcoming in Erkenntnis. Preprint available here.
  5. Classical Harmony and Separability, forthcoming in Erkenntnis.
  6. Lorenzo Rossi, “Model-theoretic semantics and revenge paradoxes”, forthcoming in Philosophical Studies.
  7. Julien Murzi & Lorenzo Rossi, “Naive validity“, forthcoming in Synthese.
  8. Lorenzo Rossi (with Carlo Nicolai), “Principles for object-linguistic consequence: from logical to irreflexive“, forthcoming in the Journal of Philosophical Logic.
  9. Julien Murzi & Lorenzo Rossi, Reflection Principles and the Liar in Context – 2018, Philosophers’ Imprint 18(15), pp. 18.

TALKS

Julien Murzi & Brett Topey

  1. November 2020, ‘Categoricity by convention’, EXPRESS seminar, ILLC Amsterdam.
  2. November 2019, ‘Categoricity by convention’, 11th French PhilMath Workshop.

Julien Murzi & Lorenzo Rossi

  1. July 2018, Oxford, ‘Non-contractability and Revenge’, 2018 Joint Session.
  2. May  2017, Pamplona, ‘Reflection Principles and the Liar in Context’, Workshop on logical consequence , University of Navarra.

Julien Murzi

  1. June 2019, Turin, “Surprise surprise: KK is innocent”, Formal Epistemology Workshop.
  2. March 2019, Munich, “Surprise surprise: KK is innocent”, Salzburg-Irvine-Munich Workshop.
  3. December 2018, Salzburg, ‘True in Absolutely Every Context’, Workshop on Axiomatizing Metatheory.
  4. October 2018, London,’True in Absolutely Every Context’, Necessary Beings: A Conference in the Memory of Bob Hale.
  5. September 2018, Salzburg, ‘KK is Innocent’, First Salzburg-Bologna Workshop.
  6. September 2018, Novara,’True in Absolutely Every Context’, SIFA Conference (keynote talk).
  7. June 2017, Salzburg, ‘Reflection Principles and the Liar in Context’, Departmental Colloqium.
  8. March  2017, Montreal, ‘Generalised Revenge’, Logics of Consequence, Concordia University.

Lorenzo Rossi

  1. September 2018, Köln, ‘Non-Contractability and Revenge’, GAP 10.
  2. September 2018, Salzburg, ‘Core Grounding’, First Salzburg-Bologna Workshop.
  3. August  2018, Kirchberg am Wechsel, ‘True in Absolutely Every Context’,  41. Internationalen Wittgenstein Symposium.
  4. May 2018, Mussumeli, ‘Conservative Deflationism?’, FilMat 2018.
  5. June 2017, Hejnice,‘Generalised Revenge’, Logica 2017.
  6. May 2017, Turin, ‘Generalised Revenge’, Fifth Reasoning Club Conference.
  7. March  2017, Irvine, ‘Generalised Revenge’, Salzburg-Irvine Workshop.