Center for the Study of Anomalous Virtues

Correspondence

Write to the Center.

CAV is early. The useful letters will be precise: a concept, a corpus or method question, a practice setting, a correction, or a collaboration with a name attached.

Email director@thecav.org. Correspondence is received by Michael Evans Bird, Chair/President of the Center. There is no form behind this page yet — a mailbox is enough, and it keeps the threshold honest.

Who should write

  • Researchers, speakers, and practitioners who want a concept or tradition treated carefully — or left alone.
  • Scholars in computational humanities, comparative philosophy, evolutionary ethics, linguistics, or theology interested in the research pillars or intended methods.
  • Diplomats, mediators, and institutions with a live problem that generic values language is failing.
  • Readers who have found an error and can show it.

What to include

Your name, affiliation if any, and the specific term, pillar, method, or setting. If you are writing about a community that is not yours, say so. If something on this site should be taken down, say that first.

We read slowly. A reply is not a promise of partnership.

Email director@thecav.org