In collaboration with the Logica Universalis Association (LUA), we’re pleased to grant the Peruvian Logic Prize, awarded every three years to the best unpublished article written in any area of logic by anyone affiliated to a Peruvian academic institution.
This prize is part of LUA‘s project A Prize of Logic in Every Country and its first edition was dedicated to the memory of José Francisco Miró Quesada Cantuarias (1918-2019), who was the most important Peruvian logician.
Paco, as he was known, was mainly concerned with building a theory of reason suitable for understanding the most important logical and mathematical discoveries of his time: Gödel’s incompleteness theorems and heterodox logics.