Why psychological theories are incomplete IN FULL | Carol Gilligan
109Psychologist Carol Gilligan discusses her life's work listening to women, too often excluded completely from the theories that we take for granted.
What have we been excluding?
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In this in-depth interview, Carol Gilligan delves into the biggest studies she conducted throughout her decades-long career as a psychologist — the very same studies with which she shook-up and upended the patriarchal frameworks of the discipline itself. From her pivotal 1980s book In a Different Voice to her most recent work In a Human Voice, she explains how the voices of men and women are not different; rather, they differ because they are gendered by the structures which aim to cover and silence them, in order to preserve power.
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Carol Gilligan is an ethicist, psychologist and Professor of Humanities and Applied Psychology at New York University. She is a feminist icon, and the mind behind the revolutionary "ethics of care". She is best known for her now classic work In a Different Voice.
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00:00 Introduction
00:33 Women's voices left outside study of moral development
01:58 Differences between men and women
03:25 Most recent book
04:15 Patriarchy
06:49 The return of stereotypical gender norms
08:41 Voices going undercover
15:29 Impact of silencing women on philosophy and ethics
17:46 The Golden Rule
20:46 Who influenced me the most
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