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Rohit Parikh
Degrees/Diplomas: Distinguished Professor
Campus Affiliation: CUNY Graduate Center

Research Interests

Logic of Knowledge

Belief Revision

Vagueness

Decision Theory

Wittgenstein (pragmatic approaches to logic and language)


Courses Recently Taught

Game Theory & Social Choice (Fall 2010)

Logic (Spring 2010)

Logic (Core) (Spring 2007, Fall 2004)

Logical Foundations of AI (Spring 2003)

Modality, Games and Conditionals (Fall 2001)


Representative Publications

"Existence and Feasibility in Arithmetic", Jour. Symbolic Logic 36 (1971) 494-508.

"The Problem of Vague Predicates", in Logic, Language and Method Ed. Cohen and Wartofsky, Reidel (1982) 241-261.

"Vagueness and Utility: the Semantics of Common Nouns", Linguistics and Philosophy 17 1994, 521-35.

"How far can we formalize language games? in The Foundational Debate edited by DePauli-Scimanovich, Koehler and Stadler, Kluwer Academic (1995) pp. 89-100.

"Language as social software", (abstract) International Congress on Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science (1995), page 417. To appear in Future Pasts, Ed. Floyd and Shieh, Oxford U. Press, 2000.

"Propositions, propositional attitudes and belief revision" in K. Segerberg, M. Zakharyaschev, M. de Rijke, H. Wansing, editors, Advances in Modal Logic, Volume 2, CSLI Publications, 1999.