Society Speakers and Paper Titles
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| Date, Time, Chair | Speakers | Title |
American Catholic Philosophical Association |
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| 8/11, 14-15:50; Dominic J. Balestra (USA) | Kenneth L. Schmitz (Canada); Respondents: John D. Caputo (USA), Thomas R. Flynn (USA), James L. Marsh (USA) | Postmodernism and the Idea of a Catholic Philosophical Tradition |
American Society for Philosophy, Counseling, and Psychotherapy |
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| 8/13, 14-15:50; John M. Abbarno (USA) | Elliot Cohen (USA) | Conflict of Interest in Counseling and Psychotherapy |
| Kenneth F.T. Cust (USA) | The Private Practice of Philosophy | |
| Thomas Magnell (USA) | Philosophical Practice as Education | |
| 8/14, 12-13:50; Paul Allen (USA) | Vaughana Feary (USA) | Feminine and Feminist Perspectives on Virtue Based Philosophical Counseling with Women |
| Pierre Grimes (USA) | The Moral Crisis in the Exploration of Philosophical Midwifery | |
| 8/14, 16-17:50; Regina Uliana | Paula Manchester (USA) and Steve Palmquist (Hong Kong) | Kant's Architectonic Turn as a Model for Philosophical Practice: The Philosopher as Architect, Teacher, or Friend? |
| Louis Marinoff (USA) | Inculcating Virtue in Philosophical Practice | |
| 8/14, 18-19:50; Scott Martin (USA) | Peter Raabe (Canada) | Why Has God Forsaken Me? Philosophical Counseling: A Crisis of Faith |
| Susan Robbins (USA) | The Myth of Professional Neutrality | |
| Wayne Shelton (USA) | The Role of Philosophical Counseling in Clinical Medical Ethics Consulations | |
American Society of Aesthetics |
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| 8/12, 18-19:50; Curtis Carter (USA) | Michael Krausz (USA), Joseph Margolis (USA), Richard Shusterman (USA) | |
Association for Informal Logic and Critical Thinking |
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| 8/13, 10-11:50 | Ralph Johnson (Canada) and Anthony Blair (Canada); Panelists: David Hitchcock (Canada), James Freeman (USA), John Woods (UK) | History and Background |
| 8/13, 14-15:50; Mark Weinstein (USA) | Panelists: Robert Ennis (USA), Harvey Siegel (USA) | Critical Thinking: Theory and Practice |
Association for the Foundations of Science |
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| 8/10, 16-17:50 | Tian Yu Cao (USA) | Representation or Construction? An Interpretation of Quantum Field Theory |
| James T. Cushing (USA) | Quantum Mechanics and the Limits of Scientific Knowledge | |
| John Norton (USA) | Does Information Theory Defeat the Maxwell Demon? | |
| 8/11, 16-17:50 | Diederik Aerts (Belgium), Jan Broeckaert (Belgium), and Sonja Smets (Belgium) | The Liar-Paradox in a Quantum Mechanical Perspective |
| Lorenzo Magnani (Italy) | Withdrawing Unfalsifiable Hypotheses | |
| Peter Menzies (Australia) | David Lewis on Chancy Counterfactuals | |
| Rinat M. Nugayev (Russia) | Einstein's Revolution: A Case Study in Communicative Rationality | |
Association for the Philosophy of Education |
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| 8/14, 14-15:50 | Randal Curran, Rachana Kamteker, Peter Simpson, Charles Young | Aristotle on the Necessity of Public Education |
Computing and Philosophy |
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| 8/13, 9-9:50 | Selmer Bringsjord (USA) | The Impact of Computing on Epistemology: Knowing Godel's Mind Through Computation |
| 8/13, 10-11:50 | David L. Anderson (USA) and John A. Barker (USA) | Computer Simulations, Robots, and Virtual Persons in Undergraduate Instruction: A Report on the PT-Project |
| Anthony F. Beavers (USA) | The 4th Tetralogy: An Online Exploration of Plato's Middle Dialogues | |
| 8/13, 12-13:50 | Charles Ess (USA) | The Electronic Global Village: Cosmopolitan Ideal or Cybercentrism? |
| L. C. Asiegbu (Nigeria) | Ethics and Computers | |
| 8/13, 14-15:50 | William Uzgalis | The Utopian Visions Web Site: An Online Effort to do Philosophy |
| Kay Mathiesen | Tracking the User: Private Thoughts on the Internet | |
| Don Fallis | Signaling Theory and Internet Epistemology | |
| 8/13, 16-17:50 | Robert Cavalier (USA) | Project THEORIA: Interactive Multimedia in Ethics (A Right to Die? The Dax Cowart Case and The Issue of Abortion in America) |
| 8/14, 9-9:50 | Randy Dipert (USA) | The Impact of Computing on the Teaching of Logic |
| 8/14, 12-13:50 | Brian J. Rosmaita (USA) | Web Support for Student Research and Writing in the Philosophy Curriculum: The OhiloLINK History of Philosophy Instructional Web Site |
| Mark Rooks (USA) | Full Text Databases -- Philosophy and the History of Ideas | |
| George Leaman (USA) | The Poiesis Project -- Philosophy Journals Online | |
| 8/14, 14-15:50 | Mike Sandbothe (Germany) | Pragmatism and Philosophical Media Theory |
| Catherine Womack (USA) | Church's Thesis and the Status of Idealization in Mathematics | |
| Marvin Croy (USA) | Interface Design, Student Performance, and the Working Backwards Method of Proof Construction | |
| 8/14, 16-17:50 | Lawrence M. Hinman (USA) | Using Digital, Audio, and Video in World Wide Web Ethics' Conferences and Lectures |
| Terry Bynum (USA) | Using CD-ROMs to Teach Philosophy | |
| (Members) | Closing Session: Preparing for CAP 2000 | |
Fourth International Jaspers Conference |
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| 8/10, 12-13:50, Kurt Salamun (Austria) | Gregory J. Walters (Canada) | Communication and the Third Industrial Revolution: Technology and the End of Work |
| Sawako Hanyu (Japan) | Jasper's Existenz-Philosophy in this "Informational" Age | |
| Edith Ehrlich (USA) | Jaspers on Women | |
| 8/10, 14-15:50, Leonard H. Ehrlich (USA) and Sawako Hanyu (Japan) | Albrecht Kiel (Germany) | Drei Thesen zur philosophischen Logik von Jaspers |
| Gerhard Knauss (Germany) | Die Bedeutung der Idee des Umgreifenden für die Philosophie der Zukunft | |
| Hans Saner (Switzerland) | Jaspers' Versuche der Veranschaulichung seiner Periechontologie | |
| Raymond Langley (USA) | Japsers's Geometric Ontology | |
| Endre Kiss (Hungary) | Wissenschaft und Philosophie in gegenseitiger Beleuchtung bei Jaspers | |
| Tsuyoshi Nakayama (Japan) | Jaspers und die Mystik | |
| 8/10, 16-17:50, Jospeh W. Koterski, S.J. (USA) | Jun Fukaya (Japan) | Christianity for the Japanese and Jaspers's Philosophy |
| Kazuko Hara (Japan) | Philosophischer Glaube bei Jaspers und die Zunkunft der Religionen | |
| Hermann-Josef Seideneck (Germany) | Das komplementa:re Spannungsgefüge von Wissen und Glaube in konkret-geschichtlicher Perspektive von Bultmann-Jaspers-Drewermann | |
| 8/11, 18-19:50, George B. Pepper (Canada) | Elena Bezzubova (Russia) | Self-Consciousness: Jaspersian Phenomenology and Russian Phenomenological Anthropology |
| Matthias Bormuth (Germany) | Karl Jaspers's Criticism of Psychoanalysis with Reference to Max Weber | |
| S. Nassir Ghaemi (USA) | Psychological Bases for the Existential Philosophy of Karl Jaspers | |
| Murray McLachlan (Australia) | Jaspers's "General Psychopathology" as a Synthesis of Empirical Science with Transcending Philosophy | |
| 8/12, 18-19:50, Gregory J. Walters (Canada) | Pablo Lo'pez-Lo'pez (Spain) | Lebensführung als Lebenlernen |
| Robin A. Roth (USA) | Psychotherapy: Nietzsche and Jaspers | |
| Paul G. Sturdee (UK) | Empathy, Ethics, and Existentialism | |
| Joseph W. Koterski, S.J. (USA) | Jaspers's Idea of the University Re-Examined | |
| 8/13, 10-11:50, Kurt Salamun (Austria) | Paula Patricia Arizpe (Mexico) | La verdad communicativa como reto creativo en Karl Jaspers |
| Juthika Das (India) | The Proablems of Modern Humanity and Jaspers's Thought | |
| Filiz Peach (UK) | Jaspers, Heidegger, and the Existential Significance of Death | |
| Czeslawa Piecuch (Poland) | Existentielle Erfahrung als "Metaphysische Aufgabe" | |
| 8/13, 12-13:50, Joseph W. Koterski, S.J. (USA) and Richard Wisser (Germany) | Akihiko Hirano (Japan) | Die Frage nach dem Sinn der Aneignung der Tradition in der Sicht von Nietzsche und Jaspers |
| Jean-François Mèthot (Canada) | "This is How it Stands:" Jaspers and Wittgenstein on Science and Philosophy | |
| Bernd Weidmann (Germany) | Ethos der Wahrhaftigkeit und Ethik des Streites: Karl Jaspers als Kritiker von Jürgen Habernas | |
| Reinhard Schulz (Germany) | Die verschiedene Bedeutung von Paradoxien für den Ursprung von Erkenntnis bei Jaspers und Luhmann | |
| Young do Chung (South Korea) | Das Lesen der Chiffrenschrift als Sprache der Transzendenz bei Jaspers | |
| 8/13, 18-19:50, Andreas Cesana (Germany) | Iwona Alechnowicz (Poland) | Wahrheit und Feiheit bei Karl Jaspers und Edith Stein |
| Maria Luisa Basso-Vetri (Italy) | Der Freiheitssinn bei Jaspers in Hinsicht auf Kant | |
| Leonard H. Ehrlich (USA) | Heideggers Seinsdenken aus der Sicht von Arendt und Jaspers | |
| Richard Wisser (Germany) | Zum Briefwechsel Martin Heidegger und Karl Jaspers | |
| 8/14, 18-19:50, Andreas Cesana (Germany) and Young do Chung (South Korea) | Giorgio Penzo (Italy) | Jaspers' politische Philosophie und das neue Europa |
| Shuji Imamoto (Japan) | Die Krise Japans und Jaspers'sche Philosophie | |
| Krystyna Go'rniak-Kocikowska (Poland) | The Relevance of Jaspers's Idea of Communication in the Age of Global Society | |
| Inigo Bocken (The Netherlands) | Die Konzeption des Überpolitischen und die Frage nach der Religion bei Jaspers | |
| 8/15, 18-19:50, Gregory J. Walters (Canada) | Indu Sarin (India) | Between Past and Future: The Possibilities of Existential Illumination |
| Andreas Cesana (Germany) | Jaspers' Projekt "Weltphilosophie:" Paradigma interkultureller Kommunikation? | |
| Dominic Kaegi (Germany) | Humanismus des einzelnen Menschen | |
| Kurt Salamun (Austria) | Existenz and Reason: Dimensions of Humanity in Karl Jaspers's Philosophy | |
Gabriel Marcel Society |
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| 8/13, 18-19:50, Dr. Patrick L. Bourgeois (USA) | Guillermine de Lacoste (USA), Jeanette Bresson Ladegaard Knox (France), K.R. Hanley (USA), Simone Plourde (Canada) | |
Gilson Society for the Study of the History of Philosophy w/ Yves R. Simon Institute |
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| 8/12, 18-19:50 | Jorge J.E. Gracia (USA), Alice Ramos (USA), Joseph Califano (USA), Peter Redpath (USA) | Sociological Accounts in the History of Philosophy? (Jorge Gracia) |
Gottfried-WIlhelm-Leibniz Gesellschaft |
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| 8/12, 12-13:50 | Ursula Goldenbaum (Germany) | Leibniz' Criticism of Newton in the Light of Their Confessional Differences |
| Andre Robinet (France) | Leibniz: principes de la taison et division des facultes universitaires | |
| Nelly Robinet | Une lecture de la Lettre sur l'Education d'un Prince, au regard des sciences de l'education contemporaines | |
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Hegel Society of America (HSA) |
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| 8/12, 14-15:50, Riccardo Pozzo (USA) | Ardis Collins (USA) | Hegel on Work, Citizenship and Language |
| Jeffrey Reid (USA) | Hegel and the State University | |
| Robert R. Williams (USA) | Reason, Authority, and Recognition in Hegel's "Theory of Education" | |
| 8/12, 16-17:50, Allen Speight (USA) | George di Giovanni (Canada) (commentator), Kenneth R. Westphal (USA) (commentator), H. S. Harris (Canada) (respondent) | |
Institut Internationale de Philosophie |
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| 8/11, 14-15:50, G.H. von Wright (Finland) | Karl-Otto Apel (Germany), Dagfinn Föllesdal (Norway), F. Miro Quesada (Peru) | Discussion of the Maimonides Lecture by G.H. von Wright |
| 8/12, 12-13:50 | Robert Cohen (USA) | Marxisms and Scientific Philosophy |
| J.C. Nyiri (Hungary) | Post-Literacy as a Source of Twentieth-Century Philosophy | |
| J.A. Passmore (Australia) | Gifts from Austria | |
| 8/14, 12-13:50 | Martin Kusch (Germany) | Antipsychologism and Antisocialism in Early Twentieth-Century German Philosophy |
| J.N. Mohanty (India) | Concsiousness or Language: What Is the Basic Concern of Twentieth-Century Philosophy? | |
| Gabriel Motzkin (Israel) | Representation and the Challenge of Psychologism | |
| 8/14, 18-19:50 | Burton S. Dreben (USA) | Austin, Quine, and Wittgenstein: Are They Doing Philosophy? |
| Rudolf Haller (Australia) | Emotions | |
| Anthony Kenny (UK) | TBA | |
| 8/15, 12-13:50 | Oswaldo Chateaubriand (Brazil) | Descriptions: Frege and Russell Combined |
| Paul Gochet | The Dynamic Turn in Twentieth-Century Logic | |
International Association of Educators for World Peace, Philosophy Section |
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| 8/13, 12-13:50, Charles Mercieca (USA) | David Felder (USA), Mitchell L. Gold (Canada) | Peace Education Studies and Programs |
International Economics and Philosophy Society |
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| 8/12, 18-19:50, Edward McClennen (USA) | Brian Skyrms (USA), Peter Danielson (Canada), William Harms (USA) | |
| 8/13, 10-11:50 | Daniel Shapiro (USA) | Communitarianism and Social Insurance |
| N. Scott Arnold (USA) | "Making a Statement" as a Reason for Government Regulation | |
| Gerald Gaus (USA) (commentator) | ||
| 8/13, 12-13:50, Russell Hardin | Robert E. Goodin (Australia) | Treating Likes Alike, Intergenerationally and Internationally |
| Clark Wolf (USA) | Justice Across Generations | |
| Doug Maclean (USA) (commentator) | ||
| 8/13, 14-15:50, Gerald Gause (USA) | Don Ross (South Africa) | Isolation, Realism and Game-Theoretic Models: The Problem of Typing Games |
| Jack Vromen (The Netherlands) | Why Select Selection? On Theoretical Isolation in Evolutionary Economics | |
| Uskali Maki (The Netherlands) | The Functions of Falsehood in Economic Theorizing | |
| 8/13, 16-17:50, Stefan Baumrin (USA) | Philip Mirowski (USA) | Simulacra vs. Automata: What Should be Bounded when it comes to Rationality? |
| Esther-Mirjam Sent (USA) | Bounded Rationality on the Rebound | |
| Dan Hausman (USA) | ||
International Hobbes Society |
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| 8/11, 12-13:50, Martin Bertman (Finland) | Edwin Curley (USA) | The Covenant with God in Hobbes |
| Bernd Ludwig (Germany) | Leviathan as Epicurean Response to Theistic Natural Law | |
| Rosamond Rhodes (USA) | Hobbes and Rawls | |
| 8/11, 14-15:50, Bernard Baumrin (USA) | Martin Bertman (Finland) | Hobbes and Hume on Promises |
| M.S. Ronald Commers (Belgium) | Modernity of a Conservative | |
| S.A. Lloyd (USA) | Natural Law and Postive Law in Hobbes | |
| 8/11, 16-17:50, Martin Harvey (USA) | Paolo Savarese (Italy) | Rule and Claim as Mediation |
| Bernard Gert (USA) | Hobbes on Reason | |
| Tommy Lott (USA) | Hobbes Theory of Voluntary Action | |
International Institute for Field-Being |
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| 8/11, 12-13:50, Harold Oliver (USA) | Kwang-Sae Lee (USA), Curt R. Naser (USA), Xin Ru (PRC), Laura E. Weed (USA) (Discussants: Barbara Amodio (USA), Bong-Kil Chung (USA), Bensi Xing (PRC), Bock-Ja Kim (Hong Kong)) | German Idealism and Field-Being |
| 8/11, 16-17:50, Chenyang Li (USA) | Peimin Ni (USA), John Schroeder (USA), Kam-Ming Yip (Hong Kong) (Discussants: Laura E. Weed (USA), Xieshan Ye (PRC)) | The I Ching and Taoism: Substantialism and Non-Substantialism in Asian Philosophy, Session One |
| 8/12, 14-15:50, Kwang-Sae Lee (USA) | Chenyang Li (USA), Peimin Ni (USA) (Discussants: Chai Fai Cheung (Hong Kong), Anja Steinbauer (Germany), Xiaosi Yang (USA), Kam-Ming Yip (Hong Kong)) | Confucianism: Substantialism and Non-Substantialism in Asian Philosophy, Session Two |
| 8/12, 16-17:50, Barbara Amodio (USA) | Bong-Kil Chung (USA), Bock-Ja Kim (Hong Kong), Kwang-Soo Park (Korea) (Discussants: Kenneth Inada (USA), Tao Jiang (USA), Albert Shansky (USA), Zhihua Yao (USA)) | Buddhism: Substantialism and Non-Substantialism in Asian Philosophy, Session Three |
| 8/13, 16-17:50, Curt R. Naser (USA) | J. Michael Degener (USA) | The Tragic Caesura in Plato's Ontology: At the Threshold of Aesthesis and Noesis in the "Symposium" |
| Kenneth Inada (USA) | A Paradigm Shift in Perception | |
| Anja Steinbauer (Germany) | An Exercise in Cross-Cultural Hermeneutics | |
| Discussants: Kwang-Sae Lee (USA), Kwok-Ying Lau (Hong Kong), Jiehou Yao (PRC) | ||
| 8/13, 18-19:50, Lewis Edwin Hahn (USA) | Barbara Amodio (USA), Chai Fai Cheung (Hong Kong), Kwok-Ying Lau (Hong Kong), Xieshan Ye (PRC) (Discussants: Yuan Quan Chen (PRC), Kwang-Soo Park (Korea), Xiaosi Yang (USA)) | Modernity and Its Predicaments: Postmodernism and the Non-Substantialistic Turn |
| 8/14, 14-15:50, Xin Ru (PRC) | Yuan Quan Chen (PRC), Kang Ouyang (PRC), Bensi Xing (PRC), Jiehou Yao (PRC) (Discussants: Lewis Edwin Hahn (USA), Harold Oliver (USA), Xiaoxi Yang (USA)) | Contemporary Marxism, Pragmatism, and Field-Being |
International Society for Environmental Ethics (ISEE) |
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| 8/12, 18-19:50, Mariachiara Tallacchini (Italy) | Eric Katz (USA) | The Domination of Humanity and Nature |
| Eugene Hargrove (USA) | Is Environmental Ethics Radical or Traditional | |
| 8/13, 14-15:50, Eugene Hargrove (USA) | Kristin Shrader-Frechette (USA), Laura Westra (Canada), Freyda Mathews (Australia) | Justice in Environmental Ethics: Invited Paper |
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International Society for Universalism |
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| 8/10, 14-15:50, Andrew Woznicki (USA) | Dalai Lama, Lopon Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche, Joseph Zycinski (Poland) | A Christian Tibetan Religious Encounter |
| 8/10, 18-19:50, Steven Hicks | Willard Enteman (USA) | Education, Community, and Universalism |
| International Society for Value Inquiry | ||
| 8/10, 12-13:50, G. John M. Abbarno (USA) | Thomas Magnell (USA) | Value Inquiry in a New Millennium |
| 8/10, 14-15:50, Paul Allen (USA) | Patricia Anne Murphy (USA) | Two Ancient Voices of Paideia: Theophrastus and Epictetus |
| William Robb (USA) | Values Education as a Mode of Inquiry | |
| 8/10, 14-15:50, Thomas Platt (USA) | Chrisoula Andreou (Canada) | Starting Off in the Right Direction: Two Ways of Interpreting the Question, "Are Moral Judgements Objective?" |
| 8/10, 16-17:50, Kenneth Cust (USA) | John Ladd (USA) | Ethical Intuitionism |
| 8/10, 20-21:50, Ruth Lucier (USA) | G. John M. Abbarno and Charles Sabatino (USA) | A Dialogue on the Meaning of Value |
| Richard Owsley (USA) | The Value of Hugo Munsterberg | |
| 8/10, 20-21:50, David Shrader (USA) | Christopher Gowans (USA) | Practical Identity and Autonomy: Korsgaard's Reformation of Kant's Philosophy |
| Young Soo Lee (USA) | Kant's Ethical Theories and the Dualistic Concept of Nature | |
| 8/11, 12-13:50, Michael Patton, Jr. (USA) | Amitai Etzione (USA) | Beyond Civis: The Good Society |
| 8/11, 14-15:50, Parker English (USA) | Robin Attfield (UK) | Is, Ought, Promises, and Debt |
| John Welch (Spain) | Ethical Classification and Inductive Inference | |
| 8/11, 14-15:50, Charles Sabatino (USA) | Aaron Ben-Ze'ev (Israel) | Should a Virtual Affair be Regarded as Adultery? |
| Carl Ellerman (USA) | The Sleep of Realism: A Critical View of the Enchantment and Absurdity of Moral Philosophy | |
| 8/11, 18-19:50, Ralph Wedgewood (USA) | Walter Sinnott Armstrong (USA) | Generality and Particularity in Moral Epistemology |
| Piotr Boltuc (Poland) | Propinquity and the Structure of Moral Space | |
| Jonathan Dancy (UK) | (Commentator) | |
| Bernard Gert (USA) | Morally Relevant Features | |
| 8/11, 20-21:50, Tim Madigan (USA) | Ruth Lucier (USA) | Reflecting on Virtues and Rights: A Comment on Inconsistencies |
| Svetlana Zolinka (Ukraine) | Hisotry of Value in Russian Philosophy | |
| 8/12, 12-13:50, Christine Sistare (USA) | Bernard Gert (USA) | In Defense of Morality |
| 8/12, 14-15:50, Vaughana Feary (USA) | William Rottschaffer (USA) | A Biologically Based Account of the Explanation and Justification of Moral Agency |
| Andrew Ward (USA) | Bodies as Inscriptions | |
| 8/12, 14-15:50, Agnieszka Alekka (USA) | Piotr Boltuc (USA) | Moral Space and Moral Luck |
| Robert Card (USA) | Sophisticated Consequentialists, Agent-Relativists, and Integrity | |
| 8/12, 18-19:50, Thomas Magnell (USA) | Tom Regan (USA) | Patterns of Resistance |
| 8/13, 10-11:50, David E. Johnson (USA) | Norman Fischer (USA) | Is Communitarianism Necessarily Anti-Liberal? |
| Shyli Karin-Frank (Israel) | On Justifying a Global Enforcement of Liberal Values | |
| Samuel Zinaich, Jr. (USA) | Locke's Moral Revolution: From Natural Law to Moral Relativism | |
| 8/13, 10-11:50, Chalmers C. Clark (USA) | Jiang Chang (China) | The Contemporary Conflict of Values |
| Hiam Gordon (Israel) | The Challenge to Values in Sartre's Philosophy | |
| 8/13, 12-13:50, Peter Wenz (USA) | Holmes Rolston III (USA) | Environmental Duties and Values |
| Jack Weir (USA) | Environment Values and Obligation to Act | |
| 8/13, 12-13:50, William Cornwell (USA) | Philip Cafaro (USA) | The Place of Economy in Virtue Ethics |
| Michael Patton, Jr. (USA) | Personal Identity, Autonomy, and Advance Directives | |
| Chalmers C. Clark (USA) | The Good Physician and the Shroud | |
| 8/13, 12-13:50, Erik Carlson (Sweden) | Aine Donovan (USA) | Valuation and the Conditions Necessary for Inculcation at the US Naval Academy |
| Pablo Lopez Lopez (Spain) | A Radical Sense of Technique | |
| Chen Xinhan (China) | Cognitive Mechanism of the Evaluative Action | |
| 8/13, 14-15:50, Christopher Morris (USA) | Jan Narveson (Canada) | Kant's Moral Theory: Game Theory and the Categorical Imperative |
| 8/13, 16-17:50, Christopher B. Gray (Canada) | Kevin E. Dodson (USA) | Humanity and Dignity |
| C. L. Sheng (China/Taiwan) | A Note on Self-Other Symmetry | |
| 8/13, 16-17:50, Robert Van Wyk (USA) | Sander H. Lee (USA) | Images of the Holocaust in the Films of Woody Allen |
| Immaculada Tera Sierra (Spain) | The Aesthetic Dimension as a Complement to Rationality | |
| 8/13, 18-19:50, Will Aiken (USA) | Corbin Fowler (USA) | The Death Penalty: Why Not? |
| Vernon Thomas Sarver, Jr (USA) | Hobbes's Empowerment Thesis and Capital Punishment | |
| Kenneth Keulman (USA) | The Millennial World Order | |
| 8/13, 18-19:50, Samuel Zinaich, Jr. | Leonard Harris (USA) | Community and Citizenship: Cosmopolitanism, Pluralism and Alain Locke |
| Wang Yu-liang (China) | On Plurality and Monism of Value | |
| 8/14, 14-15:50, Naomi Zack | Richard DeGeorge (USA) | Ethics, Computers, and The New Millennium |
| 8/14, 16-17:50, Moira Walsh | Elizabeth Cooke | Value-Neutral Knowledge in the Feminist Epistemologies of Sandra Harding and Helen Longino |
| Beth Halpern | Levinas and Nussbaum: Alterity and Desire | |
| Henny Wenkart | Lilith: Demon or Role Model? A Contemporary Revelation of Female Values | |
| 8/15, 12-13:50, Dale Jacquette (USA) | Joseph Margolis (USA) | Improbability of Global Liberalism |
| 8/15, 14-15:50, Kenneth Keulman (USA) | Veena Arora (India) | Revivalism of Universal Values: Pragmatic Philosophy of Sri Satya, Sai Baba |
| Edmund F. Byrne (USA) | Mission in Modern Life: A Public Role for Religious Beliefs | |
| Jan Marejko | Calvin and Modernity | |
| 8/15, 14-15:50, Corbin Fowler (USA) | Alan Hunt (USA) | Value Plurality Treaties and Treaty Making |
| David Johnson (USA) | Should the Military Fight War or Drugs? Or the Forthcoming Police State | |
| Eugene V. Torisky, Jr. | Objectivity and Value: A World Account | |
International Society of Business, Economics, and Ethics |
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| 8/13, 14-15:50 | Richard T. De George (USA), George Enderle (USA), Judy Gearhart(USA), W. Michael Hoffman(USA), RS Moorthy | Ethics, Human Rights, and International Business |
| 8/13, 16-17:50 | Lynn Sharp Paine (USA), Glen Peters (UK), Kenneth J. Warnock (USA) | Ethics, Human Rights, and International Business |
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