... noncaregivers across a wide range of indicators, even after adjusting for an extensive set of covariates. Results suggest that the experience of caring for a vulnerable family member may spill over into broader domains of social and environmental responsibility, extending the literature on the “ethic of care...

...: Theatre of the Oppressed ( Boal, 1985 ) and Theatre for Community, Conflict, and Dialogue ( Rohd, 1998 ). Both models emphasise a collaborative leadership style and process, which includes subverting social norms, an ethic of care and collaboratively constructing communal knowledge. Data...

... from six months to fourteen years. Until recently, few theorists have considered how an ethic of care might be applied to the concerns of children and their rights. Among the first to do so, Smart et al. (2001) and Arneil (2002) debated the application of a care ethic to children's...

... of Social Workers. All rights reserved 2010 Abstract This paper draws on the growing field of literature that discusses the relevance of the ethic of care to social work. It is argued that an ethic of justice predominates in looked after children policies and practice, which can serve to underplay...

... Gilliigan's work has developed over time and how, in the end, we should understand the juxtaposition between the two orientations. ethic of care feminist ethics care justice moral theory ...

... development. Key Words: ethics; feminine ethic ofcare; professtonatization; rationality; women n the best tradition of social work, the tension a "feminine" ethic of care (that is, this longing for between charitable concern and scientific profes• connectedness becomes...

... for insiders. These stories puncture the fantasy that a judge can transcend their material and social environment. Talmud case reports favouritism rabbinic literature emotion relatives ethic of care virtue friendship The Babylonian Talmud (BT), compiled and redacted in Sasanian Mesopotamia from...

... principle caring relationships dependency dignity ethic of care incapacity Mental Capacity Act 2005 persons lacking capacity vulnerable adults ageism old age social exclusion elder abuse care ethic of care On 6 August 2008, it was reported that the body of Brian Dean, age 70, had been found...

...The discussion broadens in this chapter to reflect on the ethical and philosophical issues raised in previous chapters. It discusses the tension between perceptions of unpaid care as a widespread activity and of carers as a distinctive group. It provides a critical analysis of the ethic of care...

... Noddings ethic of care feminist ethics Gilligan Carol In A Different Voice Gilligan Noddings Nel caring about caring for vs altruism care vs disposition responsibility Silverman Marissa autonomy Elliott David J interactive regulation personhood care ethics and regulation Andrade H...

...This chapter uses an ‘ethic of care’ lens to examine individualised funding as a policy response to the provision of older people’s care. Approaches based on care ethics highlight the necessity of care to the human condition, and offer alternative conceptualisations of autonomy and dependence based...

... of services for children aged between 2 and 3. By comparison, the early education market for 3 to 6 year olds is much bigger. Employing an ethic of care perspective grounded in Tronto's (1993) theory, the chapter questions whether this market approach can alter existing power structures within Hong Kong...

... and social care services. In this wide- ranging book Marian Barnes argues for care as an essential value in private lives and public policies. She considers the importance of care to well-being and social justice and applies insights from feminist care ethics to care work, and care within personal...

..., this research has nevertheless had little impact on either rational economic approaches to the study of care or on approaches to the evaluation of care-related services. It is argued that theory and practice derived from the emerging feminist ‘ethic of care’ may provide the basis for fruitful new...

...This chapter is based on the premise that an examination of the relationship between care and justice is useful for exploring the key themes of dependency, responsibility and rights. The first section of the chapter reviews the development of a feminist ethic of care and the disagreeing principle...

.... This chapter is grounded within the ethic of care framework, specifically addressing the embodied caring imagination. The narratives examined are based upon 20 qualitative, semi-structured interviews from a range of equine-related organizational contexts. The stories created within these transcripts reveal...

... first explore how Black women use Black feminism as a political and personal framework for their food justice efforts, particularly in terms of their leadership, relationship building, and stewardship of the earth. Secondly, they draw from Christina Sharpe’s notion of an ethic of care that emerges when...

..., collaboration Collaborate/partner with different groups Embracing the “neutral” facilitator role through factual information, source connections, partnerships Needs/assets/solutions analyses, collaborative production Chapter 3 explores the ways an ethic of care can be practiced with an identity...

... as well as examining her emergent technical terminology (muṣṭalaḥ) as well. This chapter argues that Aisha measures the validity of an alleged Prophetic statement against the Quran, her knowledge of the Sunnah more broadly, her logic, and her ethic of care towards the Muslim community...

... for knowledge production emerging from a co-produced research process that draws particularly on feminist concerns centred on an ethic of care. The chapter labels this ‘care-ful’ research. In order to explore these alternative regulatory systems, the chapter examines how we ‘care-fully’ co-produced regulatory...