Feminist moral philosophy
By: edited by Samantha Brennan
Series: Canadian journal of philosophy -- 28
Publisher: University of Calgary Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Calgary
Language: eng
Number of pages: 367
Subjects: Éthique féministe; Feminist theory; Feminist ethics; Féminisme; Philosophie
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Virtue theory : challenges and developments; title: On (not) living the good life : reflections on oppression, virtue, and flourishing  -- Lisa Tessman; title: Virtue and the oppression of women  -- Nancy Snow; title: Feminism, friendship, and philosophy  -- Diane Jeske -- Human nature and moral agency; title: From human nature to moral philosophy  -- Mariam Thalos; title: Feminism and agency  -- Tracy Isaacs -- Exploitation, objectification and contract arguments; title: Kant's ethical duties and their feminist implications  -- Lara Denis; title: Sexual exploitation and the social contract  -- Ruth Sample; title: Mere and partial means : the full range of the objectification of women  -- Carolyn McLeod -- Political implications of feminist relational approaches; title: Equality analysis in a global context : a relational approach  -- Christine Koggel -- The; title: Importance of ontology for feminist policy-making in the realm of reproductive technology  -- Susan Sherwin -- Epistemological and metaphysical issues; title: Concepts of life span and life stages : implications for ethics  -- Christine Overall; title: Attention and blindness : objectivity and contigency in moral perception -- Rebecca Kukla.