Hanoch Ben-Yami

Dr. Hanoch Ben-Yami is a Professor of Philosophy at the Central European University in Vienna. His work bridges formal logic and philosophical inquiry, with a focus on the Quantified Argument Calculus (Quarc) that he developed over the past decade. Collaborating with philosophers and logicians globally, his research has been published in leading journals.

• PhD from Tel Aviv University
• Specializes in logic and language
• Engages with philosophy of mind, space-time, and quantum mechanics
• Expert on Descartes and Wittgenstein

Ben-Yami's Quarc system challenges traditional Fregean logic by rethinking quantification as part of predicate arguments. This innovation has enabled advancements in modal logic, three-valued logic, and metalogical research, with ongoing work exploring decidability and expanded quantifiers like 'most' and 'more.'