The Bergen Logic Group is a research group at the Department of Philosophy. The group's research area covers a range of topics involving logic and argumentation. This includes formal logic, philosophy of logic, theory of argumentation, and rationality. It also includes the use of logic and formal methods within other areas of philosophy, such as epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of language, and philosophy of science.
In addition to workshops and conferences, the group organizes a regular work-in-progress seminar. Check out the calendar for more information.
The members of the group currently teach the logic courses in the Department of Philosophy: LOG110 (Introduction to formal logic), LOG111 (Deduction and metalogic) og LOG112 (Introduction to philosophical logic).
