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Godehard Link

Godehard Link (born 7 July 1944 in Lippstadt) is a professor of logic and philosophy of science (now emeritus) at LMU Munich. He was one of the organizers of an international conference marking the 100th anniversary of Bertrand Russell's discovery of Russell's Paradox, and the editor of the conference proceedings volume.

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LippstadtLMU Munich
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related to Bibliography · 3
Godehard Link → Gruyter, One Hundred Year, Russell's Paradox
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Godehard Link → Mathematical Philosophy, Munich Center

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godehard link philosophy munich one russell's paradox lippstadt born july 1944 professor logic science now emeritus lmu organizers international conference

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Godehard Linkrelated to BibliographyOne Hundred Year0.60section
Godehard Linkrelated to BibliographyRussell's Paradox0.60section
Godehard Linkrelated to BibliographyGruyter0.60section
Godehard Linkrelated to External linksMunich Center0.60section
Godehard Linkrelated to External linksMathematical Philosophy0.60section

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