Chapter 11 Flashcards

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According to Rachels the idea that men and women think differently

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has been used to discriminate against women.

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According to Rachels Aristotle said that

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women are not as rational as men.

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According to Rachels Kant maintained that

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1 women lack civil personality.

2 women should have no voice in public life.

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According to Rachel’s, given the historical background

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it should be no surprise that the women’s movement of the 60’s and 70’s denied that men and women differ psychologically.

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According to Rachel’s in today’s world

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most feminists believe that women do think differently than men.

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According to Rachel’s (female’s way of thinking)

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female ways of thinking yield insights that have been missed in male dominated areas.

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Kohlberg used the problem known as “Heinz’s Dilemma”

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in studying the moral development of children.

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Kohlberg’s research led him to conclude

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that there are 6 stages of moral development.

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According to Kohlberg if all goes well

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we begin life with a self centered desire to avoid punishment, and end life with a set of abstract moral principles.

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According to Kohlberg (moral stage 5)

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few people make it past stage 5 in moral development.

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Heinz Dilemma

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whether a man with a sick wife should steal a drug from a pharmacy to cure her.

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According to Rachel’s with regard to Heinz’s Dilemma 3

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1 boys and girls view the matter differently.
2 the boy Jake seems to have advanced beyond Amy.
3 Amy’s response to the situation is typical of people operating at stage 3.

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According to Rachel’s (how people think) 3

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1 it is legitimate to study how people think at different ages.
2 it is legitimate to identify the best ways of thinking.
3 the projects of a and b are different from each other.

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According to Rachel’s (contrary to opinion of older people)

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contrary to the opinion of older people, it could turn out that age does not bring wisdom.

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According to Rachel’s most moral philosophers

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have favored an ethic based on principles because most moral philosophers have been men.

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Gilligan in contrast to Kohlberg thinks that

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women’s basic moral orientation is one of caring.

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Gilligan basic moral orientation one of caring

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one of caring means taking care of others in a personal way.

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According to Gilligan Amy’s way of thinking

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did not want to simply reject the pharmacist’s point of view, she wanted to talk to him and accommodate him.

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According to Rachel’s studies have shown that

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women tend to score higher than men on tests that measure empathy.

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According to Rachels, as Baumesiter put it

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1 women specialize in the narrow sphere of intimate relationships.
2 men specialize in the larger group.

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What are the ways that Rachel’s claims can account for women on the average being more caring than men?

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1 perhaps women care more because of the social roles they occupy and social conditioning.
2 there might be a genetic explanation.

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According to Rachel’s (feminism)

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not all female philosophers are feminists and not all feminists embrace the ethics of care.

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According to Rachel’s traditional theories of obligation

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are notoriously ill suited to describing life among family and friends.

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According to Rachel’s (loving parent)

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a loving parent is motivated by love, not by duty.

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According to Rachel’s the ideas of equality and impartiality
seem deeply antagonistic to the values of love and friendship.
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According to Rachel’s while Mill said that a moral agent must be strictly impartial as a disinterested and benevolent spectator
this is not the viewpoint of a parent or friend.
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According to Rachel’s the ethics of care 3
1 does not take obligation as fundamental. 2 does not require that we impartially promote the interests of everyone alike. 3 is perfectly suited to deal with special relationships.
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According to Rachel’s the ethics of care 4
1 begins with the idea of moral life as a network of relationships with specific people. 2 sees “living well” as caring for specific people. 3 attends to the needs of specific people. 4 as maintaining the trust of specific people.