Care Ethics and Political Theory
Herausgeber: Engster, Daniel; Hamington, Maurice
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Care Ethics and Political Theory is a collection of fifteen original essays that explore the implications and applications of care to social and political policies, practices, and theories.
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Care Ethics and Political Theory is a collection of fifteen original essays that explore the implications and applications of care to social and political policies, practices, and theories.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Oktober 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 160mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 771g
- ISBN-13: 9780198716341
- ISBN-10: 0198716346
- Artikelnr.: 47865025
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Oktober 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 160mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 771g
- ISBN-13: 9780198716341
- ISBN-10: 0198716346
- Artikelnr.: 47865025
Daniel Engster is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Texas at San Antonio. His books include The Heart of Justice: Care Ethics and Political Theory (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007), Justice, Politics, and the Family, co-edited with Tamara Metz, (Boulder: Paradigm Publishing, 2014), and Justice, Care, and the Welfare State (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015). He has published articles on care ethics and animal welfare, public policy and parenting, child poverty, and other issues relating to care ethics, the family, and justice. Maurice Hamington is Director of University Studies and Professor of Philosophy at Portland State University. His books including Revealing Philosophy (Thinking Strings, 2013-an interactive e-textbook), The Social Philosophy of Jane Addams (University of Illinois Press, 2009), and Embodied Care (University of Illinois Press, 2004). He has also edited or coedited six books including Contemporary Feminist Pragmatism with Celia Bardwell-Jones (Routledge, April 2012), Applying Care Ethics to Business with Maureen Sander-Staudt (Springer, 2011), and Socializing Care with Dorothy Miller (Rowman & Littlefield, 2006). His current research and writing address an embodied, performative theory of care and its application.
* 1: Daniel Engster and Maurice Hamington: Introduction
* Section 1: Care and Justice
* 2: Virginia Held: Care and Justice, Still
* 3: Michael Slote: Care Ethics and Liberalism
* 4: Eva Kittay: Care as a Politics
* 5: Nel Noddings: Care Ethics and 'Caring' Organizations
* Section 2: Applications
* 6: Maxine Eichner: The Supportive State: Government, Dependency, and
Responsibility for Caretaking
* 7: Marilyn Friedman: Privacy, Surveillance, and Care Ethics
* 8: Rita Manning: Care, Normativity, and the Law
* 9: Ruth Groenhout: Of Medicine and Monsters: Rationing and the Ethics
of Care
* Of Medicine and Monsters: Rationing and the Ethics of Care
* 10: Amanda Gouws and Mikki van Zyl: Towards a Feminist Ethics of
Ubuntu: Bridging Rights and Ubuntu
* 11: Maureen Sander-Staudt: Caring Reciprocity as a Relational and
Political Ideal in Confucianism and Care Ethics
* 12: Julie White: Practicing Care at the Margins: Other-Mothering as
Public Care
* Section 4: Challenging Dominant Paradigms
* 13: Joan Tronto: Theories of Care as a Challenge to Weberian
Paradigms in Social Science
* 14: Maurice Hamington: Politics Is Not A Game: The Radical Potential
of Care
* 15: Fiona Robinson: Care Ethics, Political Theory and the Future of
Feminism
* 16: Daniel Engster: Care in the State of Nature: The Evolutionary and
Biological Roots of the Disposition to Care
* Section 1: Care and Justice
* 2: Virginia Held: Care and Justice, Still
* 3: Michael Slote: Care Ethics and Liberalism
* 4: Eva Kittay: Care as a Politics
* 5: Nel Noddings: Care Ethics and 'Caring' Organizations
* Section 2: Applications
* 6: Maxine Eichner: The Supportive State: Government, Dependency, and
Responsibility for Caretaking
* 7: Marilyn Friedman: Privacy, Surveillance, and Care Ethics
* 8: Rita Manning: Care, Normativity, and the Law
* 9: Ruth Groenhout: Of Medicine and Monsters: Rationing and the Ethics
of Care
* Of Medicine and Monsters: Rationing and the Ethics of Care
* 10: Amanda Gouws and Mikki van Zyl: Towards a Feminist Ethics of
Ubuntu: Bridging Rights and Ubuntu
* 11: Maureen Sander-Staudt: Caring Reciprocity as a Relational and
Political Ideal in Confucianism and Care Ethics
* 12: Julie White: Practicing Care at the Margins: Other-Mothering as
Public Care
* Section 4: Challenging Dominant Paradigms
* 13: Joan Tronto: Theories of Care as a Challenge to Weberian
Paradigms in Social Science
* 14: Maurice Hamington: Politics Is Not A Game: The Radical Potential
of Care
* 15: Fiona Robinson: Care Ethics, Political Theory and the Future of
Feminism
* 16: Daniel Engster: Care in the State of Nature: The Evolutionary and
Biological Roots of the Disposition to Care
* 1: Daniel Engster and Maurice Hamington: Introduction
* Section 1: Care and Justice
* 2: Virginia Held: Care and Justice, Still
* 3: Michael Slote: Care Ethics and Liberalism
* 4: Eva Kittay: Care as a Politics
* 5: Nel Noddings: Care Ethics and 'Caring' Organizations
* Section 2: Applications
* 6: Maxine Eichner: The Supportive State: Government, Dependency, and
Responsibility for Caretaking
* 7: Marilyn Friedman: Privacy, Surveillance, and Care Ethics
* 8: Rita Manning: Care, Normativity, and the Law
* 9: Ruth Groenhout: Of Medicine and Monsters: Rationing and the Ethics
of Care
* Of Medicine and Monsters: Rationing and the Ethics of Care
* 10: Amanda Gouws and Mikki van Zyl: Towards a Feminist Ethics of
Ubuntu: Bridging Rights and Ubuntu
* 11: Maureen Sander-Staudt: Caring Reciprocity as a Relational and
Political Ideal in Confucianism and Care Ethics
* 12: Julie White: Practicing Care at the Margins: Other-Mothering as
Public Care
* Section 4: Challenging Dominant Paradigms
* 13: Joan Tronto: Theories of Care as a Challenge to Weberian
Paradigms in Social Science
* 14: Maurice Hamington: Politics Is Not A Game: The Radical Potential
of Care
* 15: Fiona Robinson: Care Ethics, Political Theory and the Future of
Feminism
* 16: Daniel Engster: Care in the State of Nature: The Evolutionary and
Biological Roots of the Disposition to Care
* Section 1: Care and Justice
* 2: Virginia Held: Care and Justice, Still
* 3: Michael Slote: Care Ethics and Liberalism
* 4: Eva Kittay: Care as a Politics
* 5: Nel Noddings: Care Ethics and 'Caring' Organizations
* Section 2: Applications
* 6: Maxine Eichner: The Supportive State: Government, Dependency, and
Responsibility for Caretaking
* 7: Marilyn Friedman: Privacy, Surveillance, and Care Ethics
* 8: Rita Manning: Care, Normativity, and the Law
* 9: Ruth Groenhout: Of Medicine and Monsters: Rationing and the Ethics
of Care
* Of Medicine and Monsters: Rationing and the Ethics of Care
* 10: Amanda Gouws and Mikki van Zyl: Towards a Feminist Ethics of
Ubuntu: Bridging Rights and Ubuntu
* 11: Maureen Sander-Staudt: Caring Reciprocity as a Relational and
Political Ideal in Confucianism and Care Ethics
* 12: Julie White: Practicing Care at the Margins: Other-Mothering as
Public Care
* Section 4: Challenging Dominant Paradigms
* 13: Joan Tronto: Theories of Care as a Challenge to Weberian
Paradigms in Social Science
* 14: Maurice Hamington: Politics Is Not A Game: The Radical Potential
of Care
* 15: Fiona Robinson: Care Ethics, Political Theory and the Future of
Feminism
* 16: Daniel Engster: Care in the State of Nature: The Evolutionary and
Biological Roots of the Disposition to Care