Colloquium - Professor Eva Kittay

THE COMPLETION OF CARE

The Ethics of Care has emphasized the importance of caring intentions (empathy), caring relationships, and the labor of care. But another important feature is less discussed. As Noddings put it, care needs to be “completed in the other”. By looking at care from its reception, we can better understand the normativity of care, the role of moral luck, and what, if any obligation is placed on the receiver of care.

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Pat Pimental, (808) 956-8649, philo@hawaii.edu, Eva Kittay (PDF)

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