Vol. 11 (2018)

This volume opens with two previously unpublished lectures from Hartman's own series on his work: Lecture IV: The Dimensions of Value and the Science of Value, and Lecture V: Application of the Science of Axiology. Historian Peter Kizilos-Clift traces the backstory of Hartman's time at MIT, where he helped confront a widely held assumption among scientists that science is, and should be, value neutral. Former Hartman doctoral student Mark A. Moore, with co-author Hong Zhang, uses machine learning to analyze degrees of extrinsic value with more precision than Hartman's own use of Pascal's Triangle allowed. And frequent contributor Gilberto Carrasco Hernández continues a discussion begun in 2011 and 2014, proposing a quality model for managing the Evangelical Christian Church through formal axiology.