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2024-2 Feminist Ethics Segment 3 12. Explain the relationship between the ethical and epistemic risks of unreciprocated emotional caregiving. According to Bartky, women’s unreciprocated caregiving may become both epistemically and ethically disempowering. The epistemic risk is that the woman accepts caretaker (man)’s view uncritically and have corresponding difficulty in the construction of the ..

2024-2 Feminist Ethics Segment 2 6. Double ontological shock  Many people know that things are not what they seem to be. The feminist knows that the thing revealed in its truth often turns out to be a thing which threatens. Feminist consciousness is often confused by category confusion, an inability to know how to classify things. For instance, one might ask whether her behavior is derived from ..

2024-2 Feminist Ethics Segment 1 1. What are Gheaus’s solutions to the Romanian care drain?In order to solve the Romanian care drain, Gheaus suggest four possible policy solutions as follows: (1) eliminating poverty, (2) bringing the fathers in, (3) enabling migrants to bring their children with them, and (4) supporting institutional care in sending states. To eliminate the economic need for mig..

2024-2 Feminist EthicsBhandary, Asha Leena (2022). Caring for Whom? Racial Practices of Care and Liberal Constructivism. Philosophies 7 (4):78.  1. IntroductionPrior to the advent of care ethics [1–4], mainstream western political philosophy had been written by people from populations who were socially licensed to receive care without providing it. For these people, usually western white males, ..

2024-2 Feminist EthicsRoberts, Dorothy E. (2001), "Kinship Care and the Price of State Support for Children." Faculty Scholarship at Penn Law. 821 1. IntroductionOne of the key issues raised by caregiving is determining who should be responsible for its financial support. Law and public policy in the United States assume that caregiving is primarily a private matter. Parents, for example, are su..

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2024-2 Feminist EthicsAnca Gheaus (2013) Care drain: who should provide for the children left behind?, Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 16:1, 1-23  IntroductionThe massive migration of people from a country or a region to another country or region can trigger various problems for those who stay behind, especially when migration happens at short notice and in the ..

2024-2 Feminist EthicsBhandary, A. (2024). “Freedom to Care, for Women of Color”. In Bloomsbury Handbook of Care Ethics, ed. Matilda Carter. Bloomsbury Press. 1. Evaluating the system of care through critical liberalismMainstream political philosophy has been shaped by people who occupy a social position in which they receive care without being subjected to a concomitant [수반되는] expectation to pr..

2024-2 Feminist EthicsBrake, Elizabeth (2020) "Care as Work. The Exploitation of Caring Attitudes and Emotional Labor." Caring for Liberalism. Routledge.  Introduction: Care, Value, and WorkCare is a great good. It is also a source of special vulnerabilities [취약성], especially as a form of labor, both paid and unpaid. How can liberalism address these complexities of caring relations, particularly..

2024-2 Feminist EthicsBartky, S. L. (1990) Feeding Egos and Tending Wounds: Deference and Disaffection in Women's Emotional Labor. in: Femininity and Domination, Routledge. (Male) culture was (and is) parasitical, feeding on the emotional strength of women without reciprocity.Shulamith Firestone 1Connell Cowan and Melvyn Kinder: "What a man is attracted to most deeply in a woman, is a magical mi..