2016/10/21

Program

The 10th International Conference on Applied Ethics -The Past, Present and Future of Applied EthicsOct. 28 (Fri.) - 30 (Sun.), 2016

Friday 28th (12:00-18:30)
Registration
Opening Address (W409)

12:00-12:50
12:50-13:00

Plenary Session I (W409)
Ruth CHADWICK, "Complementarity in applied ethics: how far have we come?"

13:00-14:30

Break

14:30-14:45
14:45-16:45

Session 1-a (W409) :Science & Technology

Session 1-b (W518) :Metaethics 1

Session 1-c (W105) :Social Issues 1

Session 1-d (W205) :Bioethics 1

Robert SPARROW,"Artificial organs andobsolescence"

Linton WANG,
Peng-Hsiang WANG
and Wei-Fen MA,"Defending Two Notions ofDeontic ‘Ought’"

Dmitriy GUSEV,"Justice in the Scope of theSocial Exclusion"Peter WEST-ORAM,"Delivering Effective Global
Health Policy for All: The
Importance of Solidarity for
Global Public Health"

14 : 45

15 : 15

15 : 45

Tomohiro INOKUCHI,
Richard HOU,
"From Cyborgs to Companion"A reason-based objection toSpecies: Affinity andtruth normativity ofSolidarity in Donna Haraway’sassertion"
Feminist Theory"

Masatoshi KURIYAMA,David BIRKS"“Biased” Media and Mediaand Alena BUYX,
Ethics – the history of free"PUNISHING INTENTIONS
press and objective
AND NEUROINTERVENTIONS"
reporting"Adele N. NORRIS,Catherine MILLS,"Virtual Spaces and"Moral responsibility inContemporary Racial Justicepregnancy: reactive attitudes
Issues: An Impetus for Socialand embodiment"
Change?"Franklin Angelo O. ABAD,"The Ethical Implications ofstrategic fouling in sports"

Tom BRISLIN,"Ethics in the Codification andCommodification ofIndigenous Culture"

Hironori KOJIMA,"Educational Equality and
Educational Adequacy: A
Critical Examination from theRawlsian Perspective"

Sylwia Maria OLEJARZ,"Medical conscience clause –an analysis of a conflict ofvalues and interests in a
Polish dispute"

SOCREAL 2016
(Enreiso Room 1)
12:00- Registration (Jointly with ICAE)

14:35-14:40 Opening of SOCREAL 2016

Berislav Žarnić & Tomoyuki Yamada[Session 1]
Logic and Society in Networks
14:40-15:40 Invited Lecture 1
Speaker:

Thomas Ågotnes(with Jeremy Seligman)"Reasoning about Local Broadcast Messagesin Social Networks"
15:50-16:40 Accepted Lecture 1
Speaker:

16 : 15

Marco ANNONI,"Bad Secrets: Why Doctors
Should Always RevealPaternalistic Deception"

Alfons Josef Schuster"Forms of organizing human society inspiredby technological structures''17:00-18:30

BreakPlenary Session Ⅱ (W409)（Co-hosted by Applied Ethics Center for Engineering and Science, Kanazawa Institute of Technology (ACES)）

18:45-20:15

Michael DAVIS, "How Applied Should Applied Ethics Be?"
Reception（W202）

16:45-17:00

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2016/10/21

Program

The 10th International Conference on Applied Ethics -The Past, Present and Future of Applied EthicsOct. 28 (Fri.) - 30 (Sun.), 2016

Saturday 29th (9:00-13:30)
9:00-10:30
9 : 009 : 30

Session 2-a (W409):

Session 2-b (W308) :Session 2-c (W205) :Session 2-d (W309) :Political Philosophy 1
Shannon Brandt FORD,"APAC-ISME: Introduction"

Morality

Animal Ethics

Bioethics 2

Benedict CHAN,"Developing a Caring
Approach to Animal Ethics
from Feminism andConfucianism"

Maria-Keiko YASUOKA,"15 years after organ
donation: tracing Japanesedonor families, 2002–2016"

The Asia-Pacific Chapter of theInternatinoal Society for Military
Ethics(APAC-ISME)

Jennifer ANG,
"Hasty Forgiveness"

Nicholas John MUNN,"Gamifying Morality"

Minao KUKITA,"Morality, emotions andethical symbol grounding"

10 : 00
Jonathan MILGRIM,"Inconsistent Exceptionalism"

Hahn HSU,"Motivation and theNormativity of Morality"

10:30-10:45
10:45-12:15

Session 3-a (W409):
Military Ethics 1

10 : 45

11 : 15

Shannon Brandt FORD,"The Military’s
Institutional Teleology:
Defending the Common
Good"
Edward BARRETT,"Reflections on Collateral
Damage and Moral Injury"

11 : 45

12:15-13:30

Session 3-b (W308) :Resilience, Proximate Causes
and Social Ethics

Nanzan University
Institute for Social Ethics
Kazuki KAGOHASHI,

Tsung-huei HUANG
and Tsung-chieh HUANG,"Co-creation or Post-animalAssemblage?: Animal Art in the
Posthuman Era"

Michael T. SEIGEL,"Exploring Proximate Causesof the Environmental Crisis:
Focusing on IncomeDistribution"(For details, see separatesheet.)[Session 2]
Logic, Knowledge, and Preferences
10:00-11:00 Invited Lecture 2
Speaker:Andrew OBERG,"How should we regard ourfast approaching deaths?"

Mamoru Kaneko(with Tai-Wei Hu & Nobu-Yuki Suzuki)"Small Infinitary Epistemic Logics"

Break
Session 3-c (W205) :Session 3-d (W309) :Session 3-e (W104) :Urban Environmental Ethics

Social Issues 2Metaethics 2

Tomofumi TAKAGI,"Well-being and Close
Relationships in Urban Life"

Kiki BERK,"Poverty, Luxury, and MoralSignificance"

Catherine MILLS,"Seeing, Feeling, Doing:
Mandatory ultrasound laws
and the politics of emotion"

Takayuki KIRA,"Population Ethics in Urban
Aging Society"

Bennett HOLMAN
and Justin BRUNER,"Experimentation byindustrial selection"

Dennis APOLEGA,"Not Dead Yet: The Case ofPhilosophy, Applied Ethics
and the Meaning of Life""Critical Natural Capital andSocial Resilience"

Ned DOBOS,"When War is “Just a Job”:Ethical Implications of theOccupational Shift in Military

SOCREAL 2016
(W517)Ryo CHONABAYASHI,
Some Intergenerational
Problems of Urban
Restoration

Taku SASAKI,
Joff P.N. BRADLEY,"Projecting privacy: Privacy in"A contribution to the critiquethe age of human-robotof 'new materialism'"symbiotic society"11:10-12:00 Accepted Lecture 2
Speaker:

Satoru Suzuki"Harsanyi-Sen Debate and Algebraic
Difference Measurement"
12:10-13:00 Accepted Lecture 3
Speaker:

Shuhei SHIMAMURA"A Nonmonotonic Sequent Calculus withDownward Conditional"

13:00-14:30 Lunch BreakLunch(W408)
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Program

The 10th International Conference on Applied Ethics -The Past, Present and Future of Applied EthicsOct. 28 (Fri.) - 30 (Sun.), 2016

Saturday 29th (cont'd：13:30-18:00)
13:30-15:00

Session 4-a (W409):
Military Ethics 2

Session 4-b (W308) :Session 4-c (W205) :Session 4-d (W309) :Resilience, Proximate Causes The past, present and futureand Social Ethics

of engineering ethics

13 : 30David WHETHAM,"The Ethics ofNeurenhancement in a
Military Context"

14 : 00

14 : 30

Adam HENSCHKE,"The Principle of
Necessary Risk andCyberwarfare"

Nanzan University
Institute for Social Ethics
Karin MORIYAMA,"Suicide and ProximateCauses"
Taro OKUDA,"Whistleblowing andResilience"

15:15-16:15
15 : 15

Helly CHAHAL,
Applied Ethics Center forEngineering and Science,
Kanazawa Institute ofTechnology
Michael DAVIS"71 years on from Armageddon press codes of silence amidst a stateof annihilation in the mushroom
cloud of transparent justice,democratic agency and the quest for
nuclear rationality"(Illinois Institute of Technology),

Kosuke KIYAMA,"The Philosophy of HumanRights and Rawls’s Law ofPeoples"

Jun FUDANO(Tokyo Institute of Technology),

Fumihiko TOCHINAI(Kanazawa Institute ofTechnology)

Fritz ALLHOFF,"Self Defense withoutImminence"(For details, see separatesheet.)

Session 5-a (W409):

Session 5-b (W308) :Session 5-c (W205) :Session 5-d (W309) :Military Ethics 3

Methodology

Bioethics 3

Ryo WATANUKI,

Nobutsugu KANZAKI,"Ethicists' Participation inInterdisciplinary Research:
three case studies"

Environment 1
Daniel PETZ,(Kanazawa Institute ofAdina PREDA,"Partial equality or justice?"

Break"Ethics of Military Drones in theAge of Neutralization: Principlesof Liberal Order and the Paradoxof ‘Post -Heroic Warfare’"

15 : 45
Masato FUKUHARA,"Democratic Authority and
the Questionable Justice ofWar"

Fabio FOSSA,"Technological Models ofApplication?: MoralExperience, Applied Ethics
and Hermeneutics"

Bryanna MOORE,"Centuries of living dangerously:
Capability sufficientarianism as a "Optogenetics: A Case Study intheory of intergenerational
the Problem of Dual-Use
justice in the context of climate
Potential"change"Joanna ROZYNSKA,
Patrick Taylor SMITH,"Our Duties to Climate
Refugees""How to best justify exposing
children to risks of “nonbeneficial” biomedicalresearch "16:15-16:30

Break
Plenary Session Ⅲ(W409)

16:30-18:00

Peter G. STONE, "Ethical Issues Relating to the Protection of Cultural Property and Cultural Heritage during ArmedConflict"

18:15-19:45[Session 3]
Action, Norm, and Belief
14:30-15:30 Invited Lecture 3

Speaker:

Berislav Žarnić

Hidekazu KANEMITSUTechnology)

15:00-15:15

SOCREAL 2016
(W517)

Political Philosophy 2

Conference Dinner （Enreiso）
3/4"Reinterpretation of deontic logic in thelight of logical pragmatics"
15:40-16:30 Accepted Lecture 4
Speaker:

Yasuo Nakayama"Justification of Actions and Shared
Belief Revisions"

16:40-17:30 Accepted Lecture 5

Speaker:
Takahiro Sawasaki"Should We Abandon the Idea that
Norms Have Truth Values?"

2016/10/21

Program

The 10th International Conference on Applied Ethics -The Past, Present and Future of Applied EthicsOct. 28 (Fri.) - 30 (Sun.), 2016

Sunday 30th (9:00-13:00)
9:00-11:00
9 : 009 : 30

10 : 00

Session 6-a (W409) :Session 6-b (W308) :Session 6-c (W205) :Session 6-d (W309):

Gender and Sexuality

Art

Environment 2

Bioethics 4

Kaoru OKAZE,"Middle-aged Single Women’s Economic Well-being:
Comparative Study with
Single Men"

Mami AOTA,"Aesthetics in Environmental
Communication"

Misa OMORIand Yoshie MORIKI,"Coupling and ReproductiveEthics in Japan"

Junko TAKAYAMA,"Fathers’ IT use and theirinvolvement in houseworkand child care
A comparison between Japanand Korea"

Andrew Tyler AMANO,
Rachel TEO,"Nature and the good life: the "Principles for Guidelines touses and limits of
Ensure Ethical Standards inenvironmental virtue ethics"
Medical Missions"James DRAYTON,"Human Difference as aSpectral Condition"

11:00-11:15
11:15-12:4512:45-13:00[Session 4]
Speech Acts, Gradability, and Value
10:30-11:30 Invited Lecture 4

Miaki KOBAYASHI,"The Gender Gap in Aspirations
Beverly Asistol SARZA,
and Actual Realization in Higher"Art for Bark’s Sake: Ethics of
Education
Animal Representation in-Using Japanese Life Course Panel
Visual Arts"
Surveys for the High School
graduates-"

10 : 30

SOCREAL 2016
(W517)

Wu-tso LIN,
"The Uncertain Future of
Food Ethics: on BayerMonsanto Merger Affects"

Robbie ARRELL,"Should we BiochemicallyEnhance Sexual Fidelity?"

Speaker:

Reina SAIJO,
Kazuhiko OTA,"The Possibilities of Artwork"Why do we pay ourby Artifact: From theattention to Landschaft? –Philosophical Point of View of Environmental and agrifood
Creativity and Originality"
ethics"Joanna ROZYNSKA,"A defense of the noncomparative minimal risk
threshold"

11:40-12:30 Accepted Lecture 6

Tomoyuki Yamada"Acts of conceding in dynamified multiagent epistemic deontic logic"

Speaker:

Richard Dietz

Break"A challenge to delineationism fromvalue theory''

Robert SPARROW, "robots, rape, and representation"
Closing Address（W409）

12:30-12:35 Closing of SOCREAL

Plenary Session Ⅳ(W409)

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