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What is "feminist" about feminist ethics? Do women's voices yield a distinct approach to the study of ethics? Although they're far from uniform, women's voices, shaped by legacies of sexual politics, differ enough from men's to warrant a separate hearing. In Feminist Ethics feminist philosopher Claudia Card provides the forum. She brings together fifteen new essays on the nature, current state, and implications of feminist ethics, including many by some of the best and best known feminist philosophers in the U.S. The connecting threads? "Feminist ethics is born of women's refusals to endure…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1991University Press of Kansas · 300 pages · 9780700604838
Moral and ethical aspectsHistoryFemininity (Philosophy)Social ethicsFeminismFeminist ethics



