How does her view differ from other popular views about feminism? Do you find feminism, as she presents it, to be an attractive approach to ethics? Why or why not?
-- Feminist Ethics is an attempt to revise,reformulate,or rethink traditional ethics to the extent it depreciates or devalues women's moral experience.Among others,feminist philsopher Alison Jaggar faults traditional ethnics for letting women down in 5 related ways.
1) It shows less concern for women's as opposed to men's issue and interests.
2) Traditional ethics views as trivial the moral issues that arise in the so called private world,the realm in which women do house work and take care of children,the infirm and the elderly.
3) In general it implies that,women are not as morally mature or deep as men.
4) Traditional ethics overrates culturally masculine traits like independence,autonomy,will,domination,product,asceticism,war and death ,while it underrates culturally feminine traits like interdependence,community,connection,sharing emotion,body,joy,peace and life.
5) Finally,it favors male ways of moral reasoning that emphasize relationships,responsibilities particularly and partially.
-- Feminists have developed a wide variety of gender-centered approaches to ethio,each of which address one or more of the 5 ways traditional ethics has failed or neglected women.
-- some feminist ethicists emphasize issues related to women's traits and behaviors,particularly their care giving ones.
-- In contrast,other feminist ethicists emphasizes the political,legal,economic and /or ideological causes and effects of womens second sex status.
-- But be this emphases as they may,all feminist ethics share the same goal: the creation of a gendered ethics that aims to eliminate or at least ameliorate the oppression of any group of people,but most particularly women.
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