Koji Tanaka

Koji Tanaka is an Australian Research Council Future Fellow at the School of Philosophy, Australian National University (ANU). He specializes in logic, Buddhist philosophy, and cross-cultural philosophical methodologies. His research integrates formal logic with historical and comparative approaches to Eastern and Western philosophical traditions.

Education: PhD, BA(Hons), BInfoTech (institutions unspecified). His work focuses on paraconsistent logic, the philosophy of emptiness in Buddhism, and the application of logical frameworks to cultural philosophies. He supervises research students in these areas.

Key research themes include Buddhist logic systems, metaphysical inconsistency, and global epistemologies. Recent work explores paraconsistent abductive learning systems and the philosophical implications of impossible worlds semantics.

Scientific Awards:

• Australian Research Council Future Fellow (2016–2024)

Projects: Active in

• 'Logical Encounters: A Buddhist Challenge to Western Conceptions of Logic' (2017–2024)
• 'A Buddhist Challenge to the Western Tradition of Logic' (2016)

Labs/Teams: Engaged in ANU's cross-cultural philosophy initiatives, though specific lab affiliations are not detailed here.