Research Group in Analytic Philosophy
LOGOS is an international group of researchers who work on core issues in a variety of central areas of philosophy. Their research is unified by a common methodological approach properly characterized as analytic.
LOGOS is recognized by the Catalan government as a consolidated research group. It is a founding member of the Barcelona Institute of Analytic Philosophy, a María Maeztu Unit of Excellence.
News
LOGOS student Abel Suñé was awarded his PhD on 9 October 2026. Congratulations, Abel!
October 13, 2026
LOGOS student member Margherita Grassi has been awarded the Society for Applied Philosophy Doctoral Fellowship for the year 2026-2027. The fellowship will support her in completing her PhD dissertation. Congratulations, Margherita!
October 7, 2026
Former LOGOS Student Niccolò Rossi was awarded the Premi Extraordinari de Doctorat by the Consell de Govern de la Universitat de Barcelona, for his PhD thesis “Modelling the epistemic states of non-ideal agents: hyperintensional accounts of justification, knowledge, and epistemic possibility“. Congratulations, Niccolò!
September 28, 2026
Tribute to Genoveva Martí.
July 10, 2026
Tribute to Genoveva Martí. On 5 June 2026, the Universitat Pompeu Fabra hosted a tribute event in honour of Genoveva Martí, longtime Senior member and past LOGOS coordinator, ahead of
Activities
LOGOS regularly organizes colloquia with invited speakers from Spain and abroad, internal research seminars, reading groups, as well as international workshops and conferences. Its predoctoral fellows run their own Graduate Research Seminar to discuss work-in-progress.
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Abstract: Recent philosophy of gender has taken a pluralist turn. Theorists increasingly defend a plurality of gender kinds and treat gender terms as context-dependent, polysemous, or...
Modal terms are no less susceptible to the Sorites paradox than predicates. Supervaluationism has been well-studied for propositional and first-order languages and, as a framework...
Abstract: A meaningful life is often understood in terms of its actions and accomplishments. At the same time, the question of how to live is...
Recent debates concerning the nature of knowledge have given rise to a dispute between Explanationism and Modalism. According to Explanationism, one knows just in case...
Online presentation of Manuel García-Carpintero’s book Truth and Reference in the Making of Fiction: A View on Fictionality (Cambridge University Press, 2025). The session will...
Abstract: Recent discussions of ‘felicitous underspecification’ – the fact that communication can be successful even though no single proposition can be singled out as the...
Professor Maria Baghramian is ERA Chair and the Director of AUA Center for Ethics in Public Affairs (ETICA), American University of Armenia (Grant no.: 101187166). She is...
TIME & PLACE: Wednesday, November 25th, 2026, at 6-8 pm, Goethe Institute Barcelona (Carrer de Roger de Flor, 224, Eixample, 08025 Barcelona). PANELISTS: Stéphane Dion...
The maxim of minimal mutilation, as applied to non-classical theories of truth by Hjortland, recommends preferring logical theories that retain as much classical logic as...
Abstract: Other people can make us feel self-conscious, embarrassed, ashamed, and proud. In this talk I want to consider how to think about a subject’s...
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