Format:
281 pages
Edition:
First edition
ISBN:
9780198719625
,
0198719620
Content:
"'Essays on Ethics and Feminism' brings together a selection of Sabina Lovibond's shorter writings from 1989 to 2014. ... The book as a whole is concerned with fundamental ethical questions, including, but not restricted to, questions of feminist ethics-- such as the nature of value and the good life; moral requirements and their associated epistemology; character-formation and the ideological critique of the processes by which this is carried out." --Back cover
Note:
Feminism and postmodernism -- Feminism and pragmatism, a reply to Richard Rorty -- Feminism and the 'crisis of rationality' -- Meaning what we say, feminist ethics and the critique of humanism -- The feminist stake in Greek rationalism -- 'Gendering' as an ethical concept -- Ethical upbringing, from connivance to cognition -- Absolute prohibitions without divine promises -- Religion and modernity, living in the hypercontext -- 'In spite of the misery of the world', ethics, contemplation, and the source of value -- 'Ethical living' in the media and in philosophy -- Selflessness and other moral baggage -- Nietzche on distance, beauty, and truth -- Iris Murdoch and the ambiguity of freedom.
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe Lovibond, Sabina Essays on ethics and feminism Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2015 ISBN 9780191788710
Language:
English
Keywords:
Feministische Ethik
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