Feminist Philosophy: Ethics

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• Feminist Ethics

  As far as ethics is concerned, feminist theory has showed that the traditional theory of ethics itself is biased and gender-oriented, conceived, and carried out by traditional male-dominant philosophy.

• Tenets of Critical Theory and Feminist Epistemology

  This is found in: Anderson, Elizabeth, "Feminist Epistemology and Philosophy of Science", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Fall 2012 Edition), Edward N.

• Ethical Issues with Aging

  It seems to be a very self-centered philosophy of life. It essentially asks, "What's in it for me?" How would a feminist respond to being asked to care for an aging parent?

• Organizational Communication and Feminism

  The work ethics and personal ethics of each individual would then merge together to ensure the success of a business relationship.

• Business Ethics and Character Ethics

  This ethical approach seeks to view ethics through a feminist perspective. This approach holds that men and women have different ethical priorities that are based in their varied life experiences.

• Feminist perspectives: self analysis

  Feminist Perspectives on the Self The topic of the self has long been salient in feminist philosophy, for it is pivotal to questions about personhood, identity, the body, and agency that feminism must address.

• Philosophies of science are used in the discipline of nursing

  Carper suggested that nursing knowledge should be divided into nursing ethics and nursing science (Risjord, n.d).

• Comparing Reality Therapy and Feminist Therapy

  ., Thompson, 1992 as cited in Archer & McCarthy, 2007) that described research based on the feminist methodology as focused on agenda, epistemology and ethics.

• Feminist Therapy and Resources on Feminist Therapy

  Feminist Therapy Code of Ethics. [On-line.] Available: http://www.feministtherapyinstitute.org/ethics.htm Kaschak, E. (1992). Engendered Lives: A New Psychology of Women's Experience. New York: Basic Books. Ivey, A.