The Ethics of Care by Caroll Gilligan

Caroll gilligan's book, in a different voice, goes on to rupture not only the way that people conduct developmental psychology but also disrupts the field of ethics and philosophy. She creates an entirely new lane centered around care as a moral imperative. Virginia helt, a philosopher whose work i'll be referencing here throughout sas at best,. says that the value of igan's work has less to do with her expounding everything there possibly was to say about an ethics of care, and more to do with the consideration of a female, largely ignored perspective.