Interview with J. Michael Dunn, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, Computing and Computer Science at Indiana University, one of the greatest living logicians, specialist in algebraic methods in logic, relevant and quantum logics, editor of the Journal of Symbolic Logic (1982–1988). Together with N. Belnap, Dunn had designed the so-called "American plan" for constructing semantics for systems of relevant logic and developed the famous four-valued semantics for the first-degree entailment logic.
The Russian version interview was first published in Dunn, M.J. Too much of a good thing // Date Palm Compote , 2016. no. 10. pp. 59-62. DOI 10.24411/2587-9308-2016-00015 (cyberleninka.ru/article/n/u-nas-vse-slishkom-horosho-poluchaetsya)
The questions were prepared by Alexander Belikov, Andrew Mertsalov, Evgeny Loginov, and Artem Iunusov. Illustration by Anna Davydova