2019
DOI: 10.24908/encounters.v20i1.13417
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Care Ethics in Universities: Beyond an Easy “Add and Stir” Solution

Abstract: El trabajo de Nel Noddings ha representado un profundo desafío para el pensamiento androcéntrico en filosofía de la educación. El documento plantea la cuestión de si la ética del cuidado podría agregarse a las políticas universitarias. Para lograr este objetivo, se explora si la incorporación de la ética del cuidado en las políticas universitarias transformaría la orientación de la investigación, la administración universitaria y la experiencia de aprendizaje en tu totalidad. Más adelante, el documento analiza… Show more

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“…As Tronto ( 2013 ) writes, ‘Caring with’ requires that citizens care enough about caring—both in their own lives and in the lives of their fellow citizens—to accept that they bear the political burden of caring for their future’ (p. xi)—not just in economic terms, but also in terms of freedom, equality, and justice. In the higher education context, Vásquez Vedera ( 2019 ) argues these are foundations for collegiality and knowledge making. This layered definition is also evoked by Walker and Gleaves ( 2016 ), who argue that care can be emancipatory if it holds a ‘meaning and status of care as a mechanism to effect change, not just in pedagogic, but also social terms within education more generally’ (p. 67).…”
Section: Exploring the Potential For Trauma-informed Higher Education...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Tronto ( 2013 ) writes, ‘Caring with’ requires that citizens care enough about caring—both in their own lives and in the lives of their fellow citizens—to accept that they bear the political burden of caring for their future’ (p. xi)—not just in economic terms, but also in terms of freedom, equality, and justice. In the higher education context, Vásquez Vedera ( 2019 ) argues these are foundations for collegiality and knowledge making. This layered definition is also evoked by Walker and Gleaves ( 2016 ), who argue that care can be emancipatory if it holds a ‘meaning and status of care as a mechanism to effect change, not just in pedagogic, but also social terms within education more generally’ (p. 67).…”
Section: Exploring the Potential For Trauma-informed Higher Education...mentioning
confidence: 99%