Ethics of Care Flashcards

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Decision Rule

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Focus on Relationships and Responsibilities

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Biggest pro

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Protects the weak and dependent

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Biggest con

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Neglects justice

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4
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Ethical reflection should focus on…

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the quality of caring relationships

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5
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A leading feminist, Gilligan argued…

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that the language of individual rights and justice did not accurately capture how many people, women in particular, understand ethics in terms of the concrete relationships interwoven throughout life

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Ethics, she and others argue, requires…

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relationships where people care about one another - where attitudes and motivations are the responsibility of both men and women but, more often, become minimized in men and emphasized in women

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Descriptive Psychological Theory

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Men and women reason differently about morality

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Normative Theory

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Attitudes about caring within relationships is an alternative and better approach, for both men and women, for thinking about the demands of ethics than abstract consequentialist or deontological theories

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Many ethical problems arise just because…

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people do not appropriately care about one another

- ethics is about actual relationships with others

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10
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Both the “ethics of care” and “virtue ethics” emphasize that…

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analyzing actions identifies only the surface of ethics

- People attain depth by understanding the underlying motives, outlooks, and character that leads to those actions

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Most “eudaimonistic” approaches to ethics, and the ethics of care, emphasize

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the importance of emotional development required to be ethical in daily living

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12
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Ethics of care places special emphasis on…

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relationships of caring

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Proponents of ethics of care take good relationships between family and friends as…

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paradigm cases for thinking about good relationships in general

  • Good caring relationships should shape the conduct of market relationships
  • Corporations and work-place environments create inter-dependencies that are more complex than the imagery of people contracting for mutual benefit
  • A model of healthy parental and friend relationships, rather than healthy contract relationships, yields an alternative ethical and value framework for assessing markets and capitalism
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The Ethics of Care focuses on…

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preserving the relationships that the ethical decision-maker values most

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