Virtual Symposium on Value Inquiry
CALL for PAPERS
Value Inquiry in the Age of Globalization
In conjunction with the 28th Conference on Value Inquiry (see
http://www.valuenet.org/conferences/28thcvi.asp), we are pleased to announce
the second Virtual Symposium on Value Inquiry. This virtual symposium will
take place over the INTERNET from April 12 - May 12/2000. Participants may
register for the virtual symposium at any time. See the instructions below.
In addition, participants may leave the virtual symposium at any time. All
email addresses will be deleted once the virtual symposium is finished.
The theme of the 28th Conference on Value Inquiry is Values in an Age of
Globalization. Areas of investigation for the conference include, but are
not limited to: Social, Moral, Political, Economic, Environmental, and
Aesthetic Values, the Teaching of Values, and the Resolution of Conflict
between Competing Values and between Theory and Practice. Of particular
interest are papers that discuss issues and conflicts of values that have
arisen as a result of the social, political, economic, scientific, and
technological developments involved with globalization.
Papers may be practically or theoretically oriented. Topics may be
disciplinary and focus on questions within a single field of value
inquiry.Topics may be interdisciplinary and range over issues relating to
different fields of value inquiry. Topics may even be metadisciplinary and
address purely conceptual issues relating to evaluative considerations and
conflicts in general, as well as their relation to non-evaluative matters.
Papers should be limited to approximately 20 minutes reading time. You may
submit your paper for the virtual symposium by email only. To send your
abstract by email, send it to
kencust@philosophical-services.com.
Information on this Virtual Symposium
For more information on this virtual symposium, visit the Center for Applied
& Professional Ethics at
http://cape.cmsu.edu.
Directions for Registering for the Virtual Symposium
There is no fee for participating in the virtual conference. Participants
may register by email or from the virtual symposium web page at
http://cape.cmsu.edu/scripts/lyris.pl. Once at the web page, click on the
28th Conference on Value Inquiry: 2nd Virtual Symposium banner.
If you are registering by email, all you have to do is send an email message
to the following address:
lyris@cape.cmsu.edu
Put the following command in the body, not the subject line, of the message:
subscribe globalization YourName
If you have any trouble registering for the virtual symposium, please let me
know by sending an email message to me at
kencust@philosophical-services.com.
When you want to send a message to the Virtual Symposium discussion list
(that is, after the virtual symposium starts), send your message to the
following address:
globalization@cape.cmsu.edu.
If you would like a written letter indicating that you were registered for
this virtual symposium, please send a request indicating this to me at the
address below.
Dr. Kenneth F.T. Cust, Virtual Symposium Coordinator
28th Conference on Value Inquiry
Center for Applied & Professional Ethics
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg, MO 64093
Tel: (660) 543-4268
Fax: (660) 543-8445
Email:
Kencust@philosophical-services.com
CAPE Web Site: http://cape.cmsu.edu