Greg Restall

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic

Greg Restall

@consequently@hcommons.social

Philosopher and logician, from Australia, now based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. I like thinking about—and helping other people think about—logic and philosophy and the many different ways they can inform and enhance each other. I suppose I’m known for work on substructural logics, logical pluralism, and (more recently) what philosophers should know about proof theory, and proof theorists should know about philosophy. #philosophy #logic