Australasian Association for Logic
philosophical organisation for logicians
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Australasian Association for Logic
Summary
Australasian Association for Logic is an open-access publisher[1].
Key Facts
- Australasian Association for Logic's instance of is recorded as open-access publisher[2].
- Australasian Association for Logic's instance of is recorded as learned society[3].
- Australasian Association for Logic's instance of is recorded as professional association[4].
- Australasian Association for Logic's founder is recorded as Leonard Goddard[5].
- Australasian Association for Logic's founder is recorded as Richard Sylvan[6].
- Australasian Association for Logic's founder is recorded as Charles Leonard Hamblin[7].
- 1965 marks the founding of Australasian Association for Logic[8].
- Australasian Association for Logic's location of formation is recorded as University of New England[9].
- Australasian Association for Logic's official website is recorded as https://sites.google.com/view/aalogic/[10].
- Australasian Association for Logic's operating area is recorded as Australia[11].
- Australasian Association for Logic's operating area is recorded as New Zealand[12].
- Australasian Association for Logic's house publication is recorded as The Australasian Journal of Logic[13].
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Founding
Founders include Leonard Goddard[5], Richard Sylvan[6], and Charles Leonard Hamblin[7]. 1965 marks the founding of Australasian Association for Logic[8]. Its location of formation is recorded as University of New England[9].