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The just family

Richard Dien Winfield

(SUNY series in social and political thought)

State University of New York Press, c1998

  • : hbk. : alk. paper
  • : pbk. : alk. paper

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 261-264) and index

内容説明・目次

内容説明

The Just Family presents a comprehensive and systematic theory of family values, determining both how marriage and parent-child relations should be structured as ethical institutions of freedom and how the rights and duties of family membership can be upheld in unity with social and political justice.

目次

Preface Introduction The Perplexities of Conceiving the Family as a Normative Institution Obstacles to an Independent Family Ethics The Incongruence of Family Ethics with Property Right, Morality, and Politics  The Specter of Relativism and Nihilism Haunting Family Ethics Multiculturalism and Family Values , Freedom and Family Ethics Chapter I Ethical Community as the Framework for Family Ethics The Rationale for the Renewed Turn to Ethical Community The Fatal Limits of the Communitarian Turn Liberating Ethical Community from its Communitarian Deformation  Property and Morality as Preconditions of Ethical Community Ethical Community as the Obligatory Complement of Property Right and Morality Hegel and the Rehabilitation of Ethical Community The Place of the Family in the Division of Ethical Community Chapter II Nature, Psychology, and the Normativity of the Family The Role of Nature in the Family The Contingency of Sexual Differentiation and Bisexual Reproduction in the Family The Contingency of Parenting in the Family The Family and the Human Metabolism with Nature The Family and Evolution The Family and the Birth of Culture Traditional Kinship and Family Ethics The Natural and Psychological Prerequisites of the Family Chapter III Friendship Morals versus Family Ethics The Confusion in the Classical Conception of Friendship The Lacuna of Friendship in Modern Ethics Family Relations in Contrast to Friendship Chapter IV Marriage With What Must Family Ethics Begin? Marriage as First Topic of Family Ethics Methodological Quandaries in Conceiving Marriage Marriage and Nature Marriage Versus Contract Marriage and Love he Eligibility to Marry Same Sex Marriage Incest and Marriage Monogamy, Polygamy, and Bigamy Marital Right and the Extended Family Preliminary Formalities to Marriage Formal Versus Informal Marriage The Grounds of Choice in Marriage Marriage and Family Name Chapter V The Conduct of Married Life The Internal Relation of Spouses Marital Property Relations The Scope of Mutual Care and Welfare in Marital Conduct External Marital Rights and Duties The Violation and Enforcement of Marital Right Chapter VI The Ethics of Parenting Objections to Child Rearing in the Family Historical Presuppositions of Ethical Parenting The Qualifications for Parenting Modes of Assuming Parental Duty The Parent-Child Relation The Resolution of Parental Conflict and Abuse Parent-Child Relations Afar Maturity Marriage and Parenting Sibling Relations and Family Ethics Chapter VII The Dissolution of the Family through Divorce, Death, and Disability The Right to Divorce Consent, Fault and the Grounds for Divorce Property Settlements and Alimony in the Divorce of Spouses without Dependents Divorce Settlements of Spouses with Dependents Death in the Family and Inheritance The Domestic Implications of Depersonalization Chapter VIII The Family in Relation to Civil Society and the State The Elementary Normative Structure of Family and Civil Society The Effect of Family Freedom Upon Civil Society The Impact of Civil Society Upon Family Right Family and State Notes Works Cited Index

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