About the Author

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Massimiliano Carrara is an Associate Professor of Logic and Philosophy of Language at the University of Padua, Italy. In addition to his work on logic and philosophy of logic, he has an ongoing research project on analytic metaphysics. Massimiliano Carrara has completed several editing projects. He is or has been guest editor for Applied Logic, Grazer Philosophische Studien, Loqique et Analyse, Review of Philosophy and Psychology, Topoi, Studia Leibnitiana and Mind and Society. He co-edited a volume for Springer: Individuals, Essence and Identity. Themes of Analytic Metaphysic (2002). Recently, he has published a volume with Oxford University Press entitled Unity and Plurality. Logic, Philosophy, and Linguistics (2016).Enrico Martino was Associate Professor of Logic at the University of Padua, Italy. His main interests are philosophy of logic and philosophy of mathematics. He has written papers for the Journal of Philosophical Logic, Topoi, Studia Logica, Review of Symbolic Logic, History and Philosophy of Logic and the Grazer of Philosohische Studien.