Gilligan, Carol G Philosophers

Carol Gilligan, b. 1936. American psychologist, feminist thinker, and social critic. Her work has generally been founded on child psychology.

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• The Untold Story: Carol Gilligan on Recapturing the Lost Voice of Pleasure - Mary Sykes Wylie's interview with this contemporary feminist thinker.
  
• Faculty Profile: Professor Carol Gilligan - Her official page at New York University. Includes curriculum vitae in PDF format.
  
• Voice and Relationship: Rethinking the Foundations of Ethics - Streaming video of this lecture by Gilligan, delivered in 1997. Requires RealPlayer.
  
• Notes on "In a Different Voice" - Study notes on this key Gilligan work, by Allen Cypher.
  
• Biography.com: Gilligan, Carol - Brief article noting highlights of her career.
  
• Carol Gilligan - Interview of the philosopher on the radio show The Connection, with profile and streaming audio.
  
• From White Rats to Robots - Gilligan's concise reply to a question about the key issues and questions around the corner in human development and psychology in the future.
  
• Carol Gilligan: In a Different Voice - Selected excerpts from this key work of feminist psychology.
  
  

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