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Rem B. Edwards, Editor’s Page: What is Formal Axiology?
Stephen C. Byrum, A Bushel and A Peck: Robert S. Hartman’s
Axiology and Transfinite Mathematics
David Mefford, Vera Mefford, Jeremy Boone, Mike Hartman, Leonard Wheeler, and Gregory Woods, Sports Axiology
Thomas M. Dicken, A Suggested Context for Axiology
Michael H. Annison, Organizing for Good
Rem B. Edwards, Know Thyself; Know Thy Psychology
Leon Pomeroy, HVP Scores and Measures Employed in Medical School Admissions
Discussions
Byrum’s “Bushel and A Peck”
Jim C. Weller, For Everything There Is a Season: Mathematics, Hierarchy, and the Puzzle of Hartman’s Shining Vision
Applying Axiological Calculuses to “Killing to Save Lives”
Frank G. Forrest, Is Killing to Save Lives Justifiable?
Mark A. Moore, Killing to Prevent Murders and Save Lives
Ted Richards, Killing One to Save Five: A Test of Two
Hartman-style Value Calculuses
Rem B. Edwards, Editor’s Page: What is Formal Axiology?
Stephen C. Byrum, A Bushel and A Peck: Robert S. Hartman’s
Axiology and Transfinite Mathematics
David Mefford, Vera Mefford, Jeremy Boone, Mike Hartman, Leonard Wheeler, and Gregory Woods, Sports Axiology
Thomas M. Dicken, A Suggested Context for Axiology
Michael H. Annison, Organizing for Good
Rem B. Edwards, Know Thyself; Know Thy Psychology
Leon Pomeroy, HVP Scores and Measures Employed in Medical School Admissions
Discussions
Byrum’s “Bushel and A Peck”
Jim C. Weller, For Everything There Is a Season: Mathematics, Hierarchy, and the Puzzle of Hartman’s Shining Vision
Applying Axiological Calculuses to “Killing to Save Lives”
Frank G. Forrest, Is Killing to Save Lives Justifiable?
Mark A. Moore, Killing to Prevent Murders and Save Lives
Ted Richards, Killing One to Save Five: A Test of Two
Hartman-style Value Calculuses