Ethics of Care What is the relationship between moral psychology and ethics of c

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Ethics of Care What is the relationship between moral psychology and ethics of care? What are the stages of moral development according to Kohlberg? What is the relationship between women's rights (or feminism) and ethics of care? Why does ethics of care place special emphasis on the moral perspective of women? What are some of the criticisms of ethics of care, and how can the ethicist of care potentially respond? What is the role of empathy or other emotions in the ethics of care? Why does ethics of care place a particular emphasis on social roles and relationships? Why is care both a practice and a value

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1. Moral psychology is the field where there would be integration of both psychology as well as philosophy. There is intersection of three fields, philosophy of mind, ethics as well as psychology. This is a type of behaviour where there would be moral acts that might be having moral consequences of may be having immoral consequences. Ethics of care states that interpersonal relationships as well as beneficence of a person should be the central idea of moral action.

2. Kohlberg’s stages of moral development

3. Feminism includes social movements and range of ideologies that strive to achieve equality in political, economical as well as personal equality. Ethics of care and feminism coincide with the feminist thoughts where there would be reformulation, revision and rethinking of the ethics such that there would be space given to the feminine values.

4. Criticisms of ethics of care is that the morality is in the form of slave morality and is empirically flawed. These theories are ambiguous along with being theoretically in distinct.

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