Charity is in the news at the moment. Our welfare state is changing. How are we reacting to that? Continue reading I care! Charity down the ages – Exhibition and website
Moral boundaries redrawn
At the UvH Anniversary Conference in january 2014, the first copy of the third volume in this series was presented to prof. Joan Tronto. Continue reading Moral boundaries redrawn
What if the doctor becomes the patient?
To experience something profound and/or severe can change you and can influence how you act. This also applies to doctors and other professionals working in a hospital who suddenly become a patient due to illness or an accident. They end up in a position of being care dependent, with concomitant feelings of discomfort, anxiety and insecurity. Continue reading What if the doctor becomes the patient?
Session 3: Ethics of Care As an Interdisciplinary Challenge
Session of UvH Anniversary Conference 2014 “A Meaningful Life in a Just Society”.
Chaired by prof. dr. Helen Kohlen (University of Vallendar, Koblenz, Germany) and prof. dr. Carlo Leget (University of Humanistic Studies) Continue reading Session 3: Ethics of Care As an Interdisciplinary Challenge
Fiona Robinson
Interview on February 12th, 2014 Continue reading Fiona Robinson
UvH Anniversary Conference 2014
On 30-31 January 2014, the University of Humanistic Studies (UvH) organised its anniversary conference entitled ‘A Meaningful Life in a Just Society: Investigating Well-being and Democratic Caring’. In celebration of its 25th anniversary the UvH bestowed honorary doctorates upon professors Carol D. Ryff (University of Wisconsin) and Joan C. Tronto (University of Minnesota). Continue reading UvH Anniversary Conference 2014