Lassi Saario-Ramsay

Lassi Saario-Ramsay is a doctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki's Faculty of Arts, Department of Philosophy, History and Art Studies. His research focuses on the historical development of the concept of logical consequence from the Late Middle Ages to the early 20th century. He teaches in the Bachelor’s Programme in Philosophy and is a member of the Helsinki Computational History Group (COMHIS). His work bridges medieval scholastic thought with modern analytical philosophy, leveraging computational methods to analyze historical texts.

Research Interests:

• History of Logic and Philosophy
• Medieval Semantics and Scholastic Theology
• Philosophy of Language and Identity
• Computational Humanities

Recent Activities:

• Presented at conferences including the European PhD Net in Philosophy and the Congress for Doctoral Researchers in Philosophy
• Visiting scholar at University of St Andrews (2023) and Radboud University (2025)
• Co-developed tools like XmlConverter and the Tagged Corpus of Early English Correspondence (TCEECE)

Collaborations: Active in interdisciplinary projects combining historical analysis with digital methodologies, including corpus linguistics and text encoding initiatives.