Question 1

According to Lindemann, relations of unequal power are

Accepted Answer

A)  always illegitimate. 
B)  sometimes legitimate and sometimes illegitimate. 
C)  not morally important. 
D)  impossible. 
A)  always illegitimate. 
B)  sometimes legitimate and sometimes illegitimate. 
C)  not morally important. 
D)  impossible.

Question 2

As Lindemann sees it, the project of feminist ethics is to _______ how gender operates in our moral beliefs and practices.

Accepted Answer

A)  understand 
B)  criticize 
C)  correct 
D)  All of the above 
A)  understand 
B)  criticize 
C)  correct 
D)  All of the above

Question 3

According to Lindemann, why is gender problematic?

Accepted Answer

A)  It doesn't acknowledge the existence of in-betweens. 
B)  It tells men that they're entitled to things and women to be deferential. 
C)  It is a social power relation that poses as a natural biological distinction. 
D)  All of the above 
A)  It doesn't acknowledge the existence of in-betweens. 
B)  It tells men that they're entitled to things and women to be deferential. 
C)  It is a social power relation that poses as a natural biological distinction. 
D)  All of the above

According to Lindemann, relations of unequal power are

As Lindemann sees it, the project of feminist ethics is to _______ how gender operates in our moral beliefs and practices.

According to Lindemann, why is gender problematic?

Moral Theory

Moral Reasoning

Skepticism About Morality

The Good Life

Consequentialism

Kantian Ethics

Social Contract Theory

Natural Law

The Ethic of Prima Facie Duties

Virtue Ethics

Abortion

Animals

The Environment

Euthanasia

Economic Justice and Economic Inequality

Globalization and Immigration

The Legacy of Racism

Privacy

The Death Penalty

Drugs

Genetic Engineering

Sexual Morality

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Exam 11: Feminist Ethics and the Ethics of Care

According to Lindemann, relations of unequal power are

As Lindemann sees it, the project of feminist ethics is to _______ how gender operates in our moral beliefs and practices.

According to Lindemann, why is gender problematic?

Moral Theory

Moral Reasoning

Skepticism About Morality

The Good Life

Consequentialism

Kantian Ethics

Social Contract Theory

Natural Law

The Ethic of Prima Facie Duties

Virtue Ethics

Abortion

Animals

The Environment

Euthanasia

Economic Justice and Economic Inequality

Globalization and Immigration

The Legacy of Racism

Privacy

The Death Penalty

Drugs

Genetic Engineering

Sexual Morality

Filters