Family values and social justice : reflections on family values : the ethics of parent-child relationships by H. Brighouse and A. Swift

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Family values and social justice : reflections on family values : the ethics of parent-child relationships by H. Brighouse and A. Swift

edited by Andrée-Anne Cormier and Christine Sypnowich

Routledge, 2019

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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In making the argument for the remedy of inequality, contemporary political philosophers often emphasize the arbitrariness of disadvantage, stressing how one's lot in life is to a significant extent determined by the circumstances of one's birth, that is, in which family, and in what part of the world. In the latter instance, people differ in how well they live in a large part because of their context in the global order. But equally important for a person's chances in life is the family that raises her (if the person is lucky enough to have a family in the first place). In Family Values: the Ethics of Parent-Child Relationships, Harry Brighouse and Adam Swift provide a systematic analysis of the morality and politics of the family, exploring why families are valuable, whether people have a right to parent, what rights and duties parents have, and, in particular, what rights children have that may constrain the rights of their parents. The essays in this volume assess Brighouse and Swift's contribution, taking up a number of controversial issues about autonomy, human flourishing, parental rights, and indeed the nature of childhood itself. Contributors offer a range of arguments, some challenging, others complementing, of Brighouse and Swift's account of the ethics of parent-child relationships. The chapters in this book were originally published in a special issue in the Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy.

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Introduction - Introduction Andree-Anne Cormier and Christine Sypnowich 1. What abolishing the family would not do Anca Gheaus 2. Equality and family values: conflict or harmony? Colin M. Macleod 3. Flourishing children, flourishing adults: families, equality and the neutralism-perfectionism debate Christine Sypnowich 4. On the permissibility of shaping children's values Andree-Anne Cormier 5. For a political philosophy of parent-child relationships Daniel Weinstock 6. Childhood bads, parenting goods, and the right to procreate Sarah Hannan and R. J. Leland 7. Family values reconsidered: a response Harry Brighouse and Adam Swift

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