With great sadness we inform you that Frans Vosman passed away June 10, 2020 after a strenuous illness.
Continue reading Frans Vosman (1952-2020)
Anyone wishing to respond to the passing of Frans Vosman and his meaning for care ethics, is cordially invited to share her or his contribution on our website.
Continue reading InvitationIn 2018, Carol Gilligan revitalized her In a Different Voice with two co-authored books about the persistence of patriarchy locking out democracy and relational care. Continue reading In A Different Voice: Act Two
2020 had started well for UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. After securing a large parliamentary majority in the December 2019 election, little stood in the way of securing his promise to ‘get Brexit done’.
Continue reading ‘Care-less government’: Brexit and coronavirusThe International Journal of Care and Caring (Bristol University Press) invites scholars around the world to prepare papers based on new research or scholarly reflection on experience of the pandemic. Continue reading Call for papers: Care, caring and the global COVID-19 pandemic
As commemorated on our website, care-ethicist Frans Vosman passed away on June 10th, 2020. He leaves us his intellectual heritage. Here we highlight an article featuring in a recently published book, as part of the peer-reviewed Series Ethics of Care.
Continue reading The disenchantment of care ethics. A critical cartographyTogether with my colleagues Andries Baart and Jan den Bakker, I wrote an article in which we presented the Care-Ethical Model of Quality (CEMQ). We did that against the background of the Covid-19 pandemic and used the pandemic to illustrate the fruitfulness of CEMQ in describing, interrogating, evaluating, and improving existing care practices. Continue reading Cultivating quality awareness in corona times
On June 18, 2020 during an international Zoomsession, Professor Andries Baart spoke the words as quoted below.
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