Care Ethics | Patricia (Tish) J. Lopez

25 Feb On disciplinary faith

Posted at 20:17h in Academia, Care Ethics, Emotions, ethical conundrums, happiness, Uncategorized by maoquai 0 Comments

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Geography is sexy. It offers multiple entry ways to the things we love to study. It opens up conversations across ideas, making room for the intricate wages of living and dying. But my dazzling understanding of the discipline is slowly tarnishing. I don't think that...

10 Dec Material practice and accountability

Posted at 23:37h in Ananya Roy, Care Ethics, citizenship, ethical conundrums, ideology, Well-being by maoquai 0 Comments

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It is one thing to hold to an ideology that is antithetical to recognizing and acting within a relational frame of being in the world and to simply excusing poor choices as acting within the status quo. I bring this up for a few different...

27 Nov Inequality and things

Posted at 16:33h in Care Ethics, Eduardo Galeano, inequality, The Spirit Level, Victoria Lawson by maoquai 0 Comments

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Yesterday, a friend posted a small blog post in the Economist about the correlation between wealth and happiness (and the difference a log makes) to which he added this comment:Mean happiness of a nation apparently correlates well with the Log of it's GDP...