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MAY 2021 | VOLUME 44 | ISSUE 3
Board President Letter
Hartman Happy Hour: Join us on May 12th.
Quarterly Axiology Seminar: Register for the event on the 21st.
Journal of Axiology: Submissions for 2021 are now open.
Wit & Wisdom: Now available for purchase.
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Hello RSHI members and friends,
For those who don’t know, Robert S. Hartman, Ph.D. (1910-1973) was a philosopher, mathematician, professor, and consultant. He is best known for developing the science of formal axiology and the Hartman Value Profile.
Hartman had a big vision. He said:
"Just as today’s mathematics is the language of natural science, Axiology will then be the language of value science. The categories of Axiology can be applied to anything; anything from the lowest to the highest, and can be valued in all 3 processes, systemically, intrinsically, and intrinsically. We must let it be known that we have the opportunity to live in 3 worlds: the systemic world of rules, the social world of the senses, and the moral or spiritual world of our inner selves, therein to live balanced, meaningful lives."
Hartman believed that there could be Value Vision Clinics. Individuals would visit these clinics to get their values measured. This vision is a reality and it is growing. People from all over the world are using value science. I personally see it in corporations, churches, universities, and books. All helping people understand how they think and make decisions.
Hartman’s work has been the Institute’s work, since 1976. Our vision is to Change the World for Better. Our mission is to: develop, apply and make famous Formal Axiology and Hartman’s legacy.
Our NEW value statement is:
In all our endeavors we seek opportunities to build trust with one another. We focus on making make good decisions by using all three value dimensions. Intrinsic (people), Extrinsic (tasks) and Systemic (strategy). We also place people first. (I>E>S).
We continue this legacy today with our newly finalized 2021 – 2022 RSHI Top Priorities and Actions. Read them all here.
We will keep you updated on the progress, and we’ll be reaching out to you to get you involved.
Let’s further Dr. Hartman’s beautiful vision and change the world for the better, together!
Suzie Price
RSHI Board President
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Join us for the next Hartman Happy Hour!
If you enjoy learning about how people use Hartman’s work, join us for our regular Hartman Happy Hours we dive into the application and legacy of Hartman's work.
These Happy Hours are available to all people who are interested, who want to network, and share from their different perspectives and approaches to Hartman's work. This is a complimentary, no fee, and regularly occurring event for anyone interested in axiology and Robert Hartman. It will be a time to connect, collaborate, share, and learn!
Understanding Neuro-axiology: The Fusion of Brain Science and Value Science with Peter Demarest and Harvey Schoof
Join us on May 12th
1:00 PM PST / 4:00 PM EST / 3:00 PM CST / 8:00 PM GMT
With HHH Host and Facilitator Pam Brooks-Richards
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Join us for the next Quarterly Axiology Seminar!
The Basics of Axiological Theory Presented by Scholar and Professor Rem B. Edwards, Ph.D.
Take advantage of this exceptional opportunity to meet, interact with, and learn from one of Hartman's own colleagues, who is here to share his knowledge! This Quarterly Seminar should be of special interest to Consultants using the Hartman Value Profile (HVP).
- Learn the meaning of "good," and gain a deeper understanding of three key components in Hartmanian Axiology--systemic, extrinsic, and intrinsic values, and how they make up the HVP.
- Learn how to become better judges of what we value, how we value, how to identify the "good-making components" of values, how to combine values, and how to get our value priorities straight.
- Expand your ability, if a consultant, to talk to your clients about all such things and thus help them with their own value strengths and weaknesses, as well as with values in their businesses.
- Take advantage of this exceptional opportunity to meet, interact with, and learn from one of Hartman's own colleagues, who is still here to share his knowledge.
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We are pleased to begin accepting submissions for the 2021 Journal of Formal Axiology: Theory and Practice!
Any and all members are encouraged to submit to the journal as a chance to explore axiological topics related to ethics, spirituality, values, mathematics, lectures, thought, karma, and countless other focuses. If you have an idea but are unsure if it is suitable for the journal, please email our VP of Research and Editor of the Journal, Cliff Hurst at: [email protected].
We are looking forward to the 14th Volume of the Journal of Formal Axiology: Theory and Practice and hope to see your name, research, and ideas shared in it!
Cliff Hurst, Ph.D.
VP of Research
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