Mapping the Moral Domain

A Contribution of Women's Thinking to Psychological Theory and Education

Edited by Carol Gilligan

Edited by Janie Ward

Edited by Jill McLean Taylor

Edited by Betty Bardige

    Preface

    Prologue: Adolescent Development Reconsidered

    Part I. Remapping Development: Creating a New Framework for Psychological Theory and Research

    1. Remapping the Moral Domain: New Images of Self in Relationship
    Carol Gilligan

    2. Two Perspectives: On Self, Relationships, and Morality
    Nona Plessner Lyons

    3. Adolescents' Solutions to Dilemmas in Fables: Two Moral Orientations--Two Problem Solving Strategies
    D. Kay Johnston

    4. Two Moral Orientations
    Carol Gilligan and Jane Attanucci

    5. Things So Finely Human: Moral Sensibilities at Risk in Adolescence
    Betty Bardige

    6. The Origins of Morality in Early Childhood Relationships
    Carol Gilligan and Grant Wiggins

    Part II. Implications: Defining an Approach to Adolescent and Adult Development

    7. Exit-Voice Dilemmas in Adolescent Development
    Carol Gilligan

    8. Moral Concerns and Considerations of Urban Youth
    Betty Bardige, Janie Victoria Ward, Carol Gilligan, Jill McLean Taylor, and Gina Cohen

    9. Urban Adolescents' Conceptions of Violence
    Janie Victoria Ward

    10. In Whose Terms: A New Perspective on Self, Role, and Relationship
    Jane Attanucci

    11. Cultural Scripts for Mothering
    Ann Willard

    12. The Vulnerable and Invulnerable Physician
    Carol Gilligan and Susan Pollak

    13. Women Lawyers: Archetype and Alternatives
    Dana Jack and Rand Jack

    Afterword

    References

    Index

  • Cover: Mapping the Moral Domain
  • A photo of the author

Carol Gilligan is University Professor at the New York University School of Law.

Jill McLean Taylor is Assistant Professor in the Department of Education and Human Services, Simmons College.