Rethinking Morality Through Feminist Ethics of Care

Most of what we're taught about morality comes from a totally male point of view. For real.

Old psychological studies basically said women were less morally developed because they didn't

just follow abstract rules. But Feminist Ethics of Care flips that idea.

It argues women aren't morally weaker, they just have a different strength: focusing on relationships,

responsibility, and empathy. It’s not about some universal law, but about the actual

people you're connected to. This framework says emotions are vital to making good decisions.

Morality isn't just about abstract justice, but about the concrete act of caring.