Peter Singer, Daniel Markovits, and Carol Gilligan discuss reevaluating the Golden Rule, exploring tolerance in democracy, navigating moral laws, nurturing relational capacities for an ethical society, valuing diverse perspectives, and expanding ethical principles to include distant strangers, animals, and future generations.

Carol Gilligan, psychologue et éthicienne, et Naomi Schneider, chercheuse engagée dans l'étude des relations, plongent dans l'impact du patriarcat sur l'amour. Elles examinent comment les stéréotypes de genre influencent les émotions des garçons et des filles, ainsi que les sacrifices relationnels imposés par des normes patriarcales. La conversation aborde aussi la lutte pour une masculinité authentique et les dynamiques psychologiques sous-jacentes affectant les connexions amoureuses. Enfin, elles recommandent des films qui interrogent ces normes.

Carol Gilligan, a renowned psychologist and author, dives into the societal pressures shaping boys and girls from a young age. She discusses how boys feel compelled to be tough, while girls grapple with the burden of perfection. Gilligan emphasizes the need to recognize the impact of gender roles on emotional health and the importance of amplifying women's voices in psychology. The conversation also touches on the struggles of modern motherhood, societal expectations, and the journey towards authentic self-expression.

Carol Gilligan, a pioneer in gender development, joins host Elise for a special series on growing up. They discuss childhood, social programming, and personal development, focusing on re-parenting and understanding influences from different perspectives.

Renowned experts Carol Gilligan, Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek, and Richard Wrangham debate the dangers of altruism. They discuss the negative consequences of unchecked selflessness, question the binary view of self-interest versus benefiting others, and explore the importance of cultivating good relationships for a better future.