Caring, a Feminine Approach to Ethics & Moral EducationExamines the nature of practical ethics from the point of view of the mother and argues that caring is the basis of morality |
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A. S. Neill abstract accept affect animals arises attitude basic behave behavior Buber C. S. Lewis cared-for caretaking caring relation Carol Gilligan Ceres child circles claim clearly commitment concrete conflict consciousness consider course decision described discussion domain emotion encounter engrossment enhance establish ethic of caring ethical ideal example experience feeling feminine genuine guilt human induces insist intellectual intuitive involved justify kill Lawrence Kohlberg live look Martin Buber mathematics matter mean meet ment Metanira mode moral mother move Nancy Chodorow natural caring Nel Noddings object obligation one-caring ourselves pain parents particular perhaps persons Peter Singer possibility principle problem question rational reality reason receive receptivity reciprocity reject rela relatedness relationship requires response rules Sartre schools seems sense situation sort student suggest Suppose sustain talk teacher teaching things tion W. D. Ross Walter Kaufmann women wrong