Gil Sagi

Dr. Gil Sagi is an Assistant Professor affiliated with the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU). Her academic journey includes a BSc in Mathematics and Philosophy, followed by MA and PhD degrees in Philosophy from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Since April 2015, she has held an academic position at LMU, contributing to research and teaching in the Department of Philosophy.

• Education: BSc in Mathematics and Philosophy, Hebrew University
• Education: MA and PhD in Philosophy, Hebrew University

Research Interests: Dr. Sagi specializes in the philosophy of logic, with a focus on logical consequence, formality, and the role of logical terms. Her work also examines the intersection of logic and natural language, the analytic/synthetic distinction, contextualism and relativism in the philosophy of language, foundations in the philosophy of mathematics, and the historical development of the philosophy of logic through figures like Frege, Tarski, and Carnap.

Contact: Email her at Gil.Sagi@lrz.uni-muenchen.de. A personal website is hosted at gilisagi.wix.com/gil-sagi, though it may not yet be fully operational.