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SUMMARY:Ethos and Violence
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LOCATION:Pozna?\, Poland
DESCRIPTION:<p>Relationships existing between ethoses and violence are usually<br>reflected upon ex post\, when they escalate into conflicts\, crises or<br>wars. The new world order which emerged after 1989 and after the end<br>of the Cold War is now undergoing another transformation. The current<br>stage of the transformation\, quite vague and ambiguous\, is marked by<br>the symbolic date of the&nbsp\;September 11&nbsp\;attacks.<br><br>The Greek term of &ldquo\;ethos&rdquo\; can be translated as character or custom\,<br>either of a single individual or of a human community. Violence can<br>be defined as an experience inflicted on and suffered by man\, usually<br>accompanied by cruelty\, suffering and humiliation. Humanists argue<br>whether in discussions about violence towards animals the term is<br>used metaphorically or realistically.<br><br>The main goals of the Conference are to explore\, clarify and gain<br>in-depth insights into the specific characteristics of historical and<br>cultural contexts in which the current ethoses have come into being.<br>A particularly important aspect relates to determining the violence<br>potential of ethoses. However\, we do not want to confine ourselves to<br>establishing a diagnosis. Without losing sight of the risks and traps<br>which are associated with utopian thinking\, we encourage Conference<br>participants to formulate normative projects for the emancipation of<br>ethoses from violence. Violence-containing ethics stands a chance to<br>become a sound basis for a universal communicative cooperation.<br><br>The general topic of the Conference is &ldquo\;Ethos and Violence.&ldquo\; Below\, we<br>have compiled a list of more specific topics that we will attempt to<br>address during the Conference.<br><br>Subthemes<br><br>1. Ethos of war<br>2. Ethos and politics<br>3. Crime without a perpetrator<br>4. Ethos of art<br>5. Ethos of education vs. violence<br>6. Human rights against violence<br>7. Violence and religion<br>8. Violence\, language\, hate speech<br>9. The Internet and postmodern forms of violence<br>10. Wrong\, redress of wrong and forgiveness<br><br>Abstract<br><br>Please send 300 words and a brief C.V. to&nbsp\;dobrzan@amu.edu.pl</a>\,<br>grodnik7@poczta.onet.pl</a>&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;cua-rvp@cua.edu</a>&nbsp\;until&nbsp\;April 30 2015&nbsp\;and<br>the full paper by&nbsp\;July 30\, 2015. Presentation of accepted papers will<br>be 20 minutes in length followed by 20 minutes discussion.<br><br>Logistics<br><br>All travel expenses will be covered by participants (or their<br>institutions). The organizer of the Conference will cover the costs<br>of room and meals. Each participant will pay 100 euros.<br><br>Conference website:<br>http://www.crvp.org/conf/2015/poznan.html</a></p>
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