Carol Gilligan: "Resisting Injustice a Feminist Ethics of Care"

Full lecture. The Víctor Grífols Foundation for Bioethics invited Carol Gilligan, Professor of Humanities and Applied Psychology at New York University, as the guest speaker at Josep Egozcue Lectures, which this year considered the issue of Ethics of care. On 18 April Carol Gilligan delivered the lecture: "Resisting injustice: feminist Ethics of care."

[@kikiperry4924]

I would have given my eye teeth to hear the Q&A on this lecture. I am passing this link to many people, the ones who are resisting reading "In A Different Voice". I am a lone voice in my professional sector and recently experienced the rabid feelings against the Ethics of Care from an influential male member of a neophyte union we are trying to form. And these are psychotherapists and counselors!!!! Yes, the question to be held firmly remains "Why is Ethics of Care so marginalised?" That very pushing into the sidelines reveals much about the struggle ahead.

[@kikiperry4924]

My son got so anxious in school for others not being up to speed on the work (nightmares) and then somatically rebelled by Thursday he got so tired he would be sick. This went on for years. THEN he reacted and became a bully. Only now is he aware of his path and regrets. He is in a good relationship with a person who cares about him but also for herself.

[@kikiperry4924]

It would have been interesting to hear what 4 'dislikes' (downthumbs) did not appreciate. C Gilligan's books have become the main stay of my thinking and healing.

[@elizabethpribulsky4539]

Thanks