"Dialogue between
Civilizations: West - East"
November 10-13, 1999
Cosponsored by the Council for Research in Values
and Philosophy and
the Russian People's Friendship University, Moscow
I. Theme
II. Papers for discussion
III. Agenda for November, 1999 Conference
1. Review of II above
2. Critical discussion of draft materials for III
3. Assessment of work thus far
4. Identification of regional theme and objectives for 2000-2001
NB. Regional
Themes thus far have been:
a.
Cultural Heritage and Contemporary Change
b.
Building Democratic Societies: Values and Rights
IV. FINAL REPORT
Volumes Completed
IVA.12 CREATING
DEMOCRATIC SOCIETIES - VALUES AND NORMS: BULGARIAN PHILOSOPHICAL
STUDIES, II; Plamen
makariev, Andrew M. Blasko and Asen Davidov, eds. Ind., foreword, index,
262pp. paper ISBN 1-56518-131-x; 1999. NEW!
Volumes in Process
-- LITHUANIAN
PHILOSOPHY PERSONALITIES AND IDEAS: Lithuanian Philosophical Studies,
II; Edited by Jurate Baranova and Zilvinas Beliauskas (draft)
-- THE
VISION OF VALUES FOR THE 3RD MILLENNIUM: THOMAS AQUINAS AND LITHUANIA:
Lithuanian Philosophical Studies, II; Edited by Dalia Marija
Stanciene (draft)
-- VALUES
AND EDUCATION IN ROMANIA TODAY: Romanian Philosophical Studies, I;
Edited by Marin Calin and Magdalena Dumitrana (draft)
-- EDUCATION
FOR CIVIL SOCIETY, STUDIES IN ROMANIAN CULTURE: Romanian Philosophical
Studies, II; Edited by Magdalena Dumitrana (draft)
-- CULTURE
AND LIBERTY: Romanian Philosophical Studies, III; Edited by Marin
Aiftinca (draft)
-- MORAL,
LEGAL AND POLITICAL VALUES IN THE ROMANIAN CULTURE; Romanian
Philosophical Studies, IV; Edited by Mihaela Czobor-Lupp and J.
Stefan Lupp (draft)
-- THE VALUES OF MUSLIM CULTURE: Russian Philosophical Studies, I;
Edited by Nur Kirabaev and Yuriy Pochta
-- VALUES
IN THE TRADITION OF THE POLISH CULTURE: Polish Philosophical Studies,
III; edited by LEON DYCZEWSKI (draft)
-- POLISH
AXIOLOGY OF 20TH CENTURY: Polish Philosophical Studies, IV; Edited
by STANISLAW JEDYNAK (draft)
NOTE: Participants in the November, 1999 - January, 2000 conferences are asked to send their papers to Prof.
Tom Bridges (bridges@civsoc.com) for posting on these pages.
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