ANNOUNCEMENTS 

Call for Papers on Paraconsistency 

The First World Congress on Paraconsistency will be held in Gent, Belgium in 
1997. The Congress will start on Tuesday the 29th or Wednesday the 30th of 
1997, and will last for three or four days. Papers on any aspect of 
paraconsistency may be submitted for consideration. They may cover topics 
from the following (not exclusive) list: history of paraconsistent logic, systems of 
paraconsistent logic, applications of paraconsistent logic, philosophical issues in 
paraconsistency, paraconsistency and computation. Authors must submit four 
printed copies of their papers and an electronic version of their abstracts (= 1000 
words) by December 1996. For further information, please write to: WCP97, pia 
Professor Diderik Batens, Blandijnberg 2, B-9000 Gent, Belgium (fax: ++ 32 9 
2644187; e-mail: <WCP97@rug.ac.be>; on the World Wide Web, the address is: 
<http://allserv .rug.ac.beHvmeirve/». 

Errata 

In Vol. 16, No.3 (Fall 1994) of this journal, there are two typographical errors in 
Mark Vorobej's article, "The TRUE Test of Linkage". On p. 151, left column: 
the 5th and 6th lines from the bottom should read: n 2: 2. On p. 151, right 
column: the 2nd line of clause (3) should begin: set q E Q. We apologize for 
these errors. 

New Informal Logic Bibliography 

A new bibliography of informal logic and argumentation theory to be 
published in this journal in 1996 is in preparation. It will be a supplement and 
update of the informal logic bibliography we published in 1990 (Vol. 12). 
Authors of articles, monographs and textbooks, and editors of anthologies and 
conference proceedings, are invited to send complete references of works they 
want to suggest for inclusion to: Dr. Hans V. Hansen, Liberal Studies, Brock 
University, st. Catharines, Ontario, Canada L2S 3A 1 (e-mail: 
hhansen@spartan.ac.brocku.ca). The deadline is March 31, 1996. (Note: We 
regularly monitor the journals Informal Logic, Argumentation, Philosophy & 
Rhetoric, Argumentation & Advocacy, and Teaching Philosophy.)