The video recordings of the recent workshop, “Feminist Approaches to Logic,” which took place last week organized by Sandra D. Cuenca, Luis Estrada González and Miguel Ángel Trejo Huerta from the Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas at the National University of Mexico. The talk explored, the whys and hows of the incorporation of formal logic into the fight for social justice, and featured the following talks:

Axel A. Barceló Aspeitia: “The paradox of stereotypical expectations”   

Roy T. Cook: “Queering consequence: A framework for liberatory logics”

Maureen Eckert: “Logics sounding of jazz…and the routes of feminist logics”

Gillian Russell: “The social universe”

Ángeles Eraña: “Binarism vs complementarity”

Thomas M. Ferguson: “Towards a feminist arithmetic”

Roy T. Cook: “Did Christine Ladd-Franklin discover contemporary modal logic?”