Teresa Kouri Kissel (@teresakouri) profile picture

Assistant Professor at Old Dominion University, interested mainly in philosophy of mathematics and logic. She/her.

Joined November 2011
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I'm so pleased to say that I (along with Holly Handley and Brian Payne) have been awarded a @NEHgov Humanities Connections Implementation grant to add a humanities-focused concentration and minor to our new School of Data Science! Woo-hoo!
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Please come work with us! Full-time Lecturer focusing on (a) Africana Philosophy, (b) Postcolonial Philosophy, or (c ) Critical Philosophy of Race. Application due 4/28 Happy to answer any questions kpeterse@odu.edu Please help spread the word jobs.odu.edu/postings/18304
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Friends! I need your help. What are your favorite examples of political speeches where folks made mistakes (intentionally or not)? Or of advertisements that try to be vague in order to sell a product? Or of newspapers that cover different stories in different ways?
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I'm working on a book on a Susan Stebbing's kick ass notion of common sense. I want to apply her notion to things going on today. Stebbing wrote a textbook on logic using motsly examples from politics, the media and advertising, and I want to mimic that.
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New Cambridge Element Classical First-Order Logic by Stewart Shapiro and @teresakouri out now! Read for free for 2 weeks #cambridgeelements #philosophy ow.ly/2t4X50IUaoi
I'm super excited to say that the Element Stu Shapiro and I wrote on classical first-order logic is now out! Check it out here doi.org/10.1017/978110898200…. Access is free until May 12!
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In it, we provide the details of a classical first-order system and compare it to some alternatives (higher-order, intuitionistic, and some paraconsistent stuff).
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This week in the Logic Colloquium: Teresa Kouri Kissel @teresakouri (Old Dominion) on “Distinguishing between merely verbal disputes and metalinguistic negotiations”. Friday, Feb 18, 2:30 EST, on Zoom. Details on how to join and abstract here: logic.uconn.edu/calendar/
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I am so excited to say that I'll be starting an @NEHgov fellowship in the fall. I'll spend the year working on Stebbing, common sense and critical thinking. I cannot wait to get started!
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I'm going to write a book giving a precise definition of common sense (for Stebbing), showing how it can inform directional analysis, and using that to develop new (or, rather, revitalize old) teaching methods for critical thinking classes.
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My better half is running a conference on Friday to celebrate the completion of his @NEH_ODH grant. Come learn about VR and Philosophy! More info: vprl.org.
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Well, this feels silly (but hopefully not in poor taste): I have some money which was meant to go towards travel this year that I need to spend by June. I can use it for books and other research-related things. I'm taking suggestions! What would you buy? I'm open to anything!
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A nice introduction to a special issue on logical pluralism by Colin Caret and Teresa Kouri Kissel. link.springer.com/article/10…
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I'm super excited to have this come out in the Synthese volume Colin Caret and I are co-editing! "Metalinguistic negotiation and logical pluralism". Plus, unless I am mistaken, it is available for free via the link here: link.springer.com/epdf/10.10…
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Going from waitressing a year ago to now carries a LOT of life-adjustments. But 3 paychecks in has shown me how 1 of the greatest scams in US is the idea that financial struggle is due to “poor character.” It’s a huge myth designed to keep people from empowering themselves. /1
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Filippo Ferrari and Eugenio Orlandelli just published a paper which directly addresses and criticizes a paper of mine. I feel like this means I've made it as a philosopher! Also, the paper is great (and wrong, but the good kind of wrong). Check it out: link.springer.com/article/10…
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Join the Institute for Ethics and Public Affairs as we welcome guest speaker Dr. Alo Basu to ODU on March 5th for a talk on "The Trouble with Bathroom Bills: Natural Variation in the Biology of Sex." This event is free and open to the public: facebook.com/events/31497370…