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The ethics of care is a normative ethical theory; that is, a theory about what makes actions right or wrong. It is one of a cluster of normative ethical theories that were developed by feminists in ...
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Ethics of Care ... Annette Baier’s philosophical account ("What Do Women Want in a Moral Theory" 1985) of an ethics of care "does not recommend that we discard categories of obligation, but that we make room for an ethic of love and trust, including an account of human bonding and friendship." (B&C, 371)
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In particular I suggest that using an ethics of care leads us to articulate, and attend to, new forms of pluralism that are (in the spirit of pluralism itself) compatible with each other rather than mutually exclusive.
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c. Anti-Theory and the Uncodifiability of Ethics; d. Conclusion; 3. Virtue Ethical Theories ; a. Eudaimonism; b. Agent-Based Accounts of Virtue Ethics; c. The Ethics of Care; d. Conclusion; 4. Objections to Virtue Ethics ;
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The field of ethics (or moral philosophy) involves systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong behavior. ... Plato explained the eternal character of mathematics by stating that they are abstract entities that exist in a spirit-like realm. He noted that moral ... A care-based approach to morality,
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1. Gilligan's, by now, well-known and much discussed work contrasts the moral perspective of care with the perspective of rights and justice that is supposedly characteristic of standard ethics. In fact, the caring ethic is perhaps best described in terms of how it differs from the ethic of justice.
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Pellegrino argues that three phenomena – the fact of illness, the act of profession, and the process of care – if understood properly, provide a coherent basis for professional ethics, including the prohibition of ... For discussion and debate about the ethics of health care organizations and the wider health system.
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In particular her explorations of the ethics of care - and their relationship to schooling, welfare, and to learning and teaching within families and local communities came at a especially apposite moment.
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Impairment and disability: constructing an ethics of care which promotes human rights; Jenny Morris; (Penultimate draft of article published in Hypatia, Vol. 16, No. ... Recognition of difference is therefore a key part of the assertion of our common humanity and of an ethics of care which promotes our human rights.
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