Ethics of care is a theoretical model centered on the interdependence of the actors involved
in the care. The ethics of care takes into account the fact that some communities or …

likely to fulfil the interest and would realise positive expected value regarding agent and
dependent'(pp 122–3, emphasis in original). Collins argues that this principle, summarised …

There is reason to argue that care ethics is based on a specific human anthropology. Care
ethics emphasizes the normative significance of human relationships and the crucial role …

In the first special issue on Care Ethics (Vol. 4, no. 2, 2010), we argued that the ethic of care
had expanded in its academic and theoretical scope and also in its application to personal …

When what came to be known as an ethic of care first appeared in Carol Gilligan's A
Different Voice, the response was immediate. Gilligan, and especially Nel Noddings after …

Abstract The Ethic of Care began as a theory of moral development, but many have
accepted it as if it were a normative moral theory, either alone or in conjunction with the Ethic …

Can ethics of care paradigm by Carol Gilligan provide a helpful contribution to tackling some
of the contemporary world social issues? We can attempt to answer this question by …

Philosophers who study care—most often, care ethicists—are involved in an ongoing
discussion about the concept of care. Despite the significant progress made in this …

The Appeal of Care Ethics The ethics of care, I argue in this paper, requires not only the
revision of the social contract so that it adequately addresses the needs and concerns of …

This thesis is an investigation into the notion of care and what role it can play for developing
a concept of the political based on care. It is a systematic attempt to lay a foundation and …