24 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Austrian logician working on deontic logic, modal logic, and their philosophical applications.
British philosopher who has worked on deontic logic, the logic of agency, and the formal representation of normative concepts.
Swedish logician who made early contributions to conditional deontic logic and the logic of preference.
American logician who wrote Modal Logic: An Introduction — one of the standard introductory texts on modal logic — and contributed to the study of conditional obligation in deontic logic.
American philosopher at University of Texas who has worked on logic, deontic logic, and conditional norms, and is known for widely used logic textbooks.
Swedish logician who has worked on deontic logic and the formal analysis of normative concepts, contributing to the literature on contrary-to-duty obligations and temporal deontic logic.
Dutch computer scientist and logician who has worked on formal models of argumentation, defeasible reasoning, and the logic of legal argumentation.
American philosopher who contributed to deontic logic — particularly through the 'gentle murder' puzzle that exposes problems with standard deontic logic.
American philosopher who worked on agent-relative obligations in deontic logic, the metaphysics of action, and edited the Philosophical Perspectives series.
American logician and philosopher who extended the stit theory of agency to deontic logic, developing a formal theory of obligation based on agency in branching time, and contributed to the logic of defaults and reasons.
Philosopher who has contributed to deontic logic and the analysis of action, permission, and obligation.
Dutch computer scientist who has worked on deontic logic and its applications to artificial intelligence, particularly normative multi-agent systems.
Portuguese logician who has worked on contrary-to-duty obligations, deontic logic, and normative reasoning in AI.
American philosopher who has worked on privacy law, women and the law, and contributed to deontic logic.
Dutch computer scientist who has worked on deontic logic and normative reasoning in artificial intelligence.
Swedish logician who made significant contributions to deontic logic, imperative logic, and the logic of questions (erotetic logic).
British computer scientist at Imperial College who has worked on the logical representation of normative systems, deontic logic, and their applications to AI and law.
American philosopher who has worked on conditional obligation, practical reasons, and moral psychology — arguing that emotions play a genuine rational role in moral reasoning.
American philosopher who has worked on deontic logic and the logic of supererogation — actions that are praiseworthy but not required.
British philosopher who has contributed to deontic logic and the analysis of normative concepts in legal philosophy.
Finnish logician who has contributed to deontic logic, epistemic logic, the logic of action, and the philosophy of artifacts.
Dutch-Australian computer scientist who has worked on the logic of knowledge and deontic logic in the context of artificial intelligence and security.
Swedish philosopher who has worked on deontic logic, the logic of preference, and their applications to ethical theory.
Belgian logician working on deontic logic and normative reasoning, particularly input/output logic.