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International Conference on Logic, Reasoning, and Critical Thinking

2nd Nov – 3rd Nov 2026 Munich, Germany Standard / Physical Participation

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International Conference on Logic, Reasoning, and Critical Thinking conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

This track explores the foundational principles of logic as they pertain to philosophical inquiry. Participants will examine the interplay between logical structures and philosophical arguments.

This session focuses on various epistemological theories and their implications for understanding knowledge. Scholars will engage in discussions about the nature, sources, and limits of human knowledge.

This track investigates the role of critical thinking in ethical decision-making processes. It aims to analyze how logical reasoning can enhance moral judgments and ethical arguments.

This session delves into the principles of argumentation theory and its relevance in philosophical discourse. Participants will explore how effective argumentation can influence rational debate.

This track examines the concept of rationality from various philosophical perspectives. Discussions will focus on how rational thought shapes our understanding of belief and action.

This session provides a comprehensive overview of the philosophy of logic, tracing its evolution from historical to contemporary perspectives. Participants will analyze key figures and their contributions to the field.

This track investigates the significance of logical reasoning in the context of scientific methodologies. Scholars will discuss how logical frameworks underpin scientific arguments and theories.

This session explores the impact of cognitive biases on rational decision-making processes. Participants will analyze how these biases can distort logical reasoning and critical thinking.

This track focuses on various philosophical methodologies for evaluating arguments. Discussions will center on criteria for soundness, validity, and persuasive effectiveness.

This session examines the relationship between logic and language in philosophical discourse. Participants will explore how linguistic structures influence logical reasoning and argumentation.

This track investigates the evolving role of logic within the social sciences. Scholars will discuss how advancements in logical theory can inform social scientific research and practice.