Katy Fulfer

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Archives for January 2021

January 27, 2021 by Janet

A new year, a new phase

Happy new year, readers! I hope that the winter break (if you had one) was restorative for you and that you are ready to tackle a new Gregorian calendar year. I didn’t think that I would be ready in time - yet, here I am! But what am I talking about? I think I’m getting ahead of myself, so let me start a bit further back.  Pandemic phase one  I'm not referring to Ontario’s phased re-opening scheme or the first global wave of COVID-19. No, this is something a bit more personal. By phase one, I … [Read more...]

Filed Under: At Home with Arendt Tagged With: applied philosophy, Hannah Arendt, meditation, new year, thinking

January 13, 2021 by Katy

Teaching the Ethics of Care

Care is often invisible and undervalued, whether performed for free within the family or friend circles, or as waged work. The COVID-19 pandemic has made care more visible and sparked conversations about care. Yet, we (at least in Ontario) have not responded to multiple care crises by implementing widespread structural change needed to put care at the center of political, societal, and economic systems. Choosing texts I pitched an Ethics of Care seminar to my department in late 2019, and it … [Read more...]

Filed Under: teaching Tagged With: care, COVID-19, ethics, philosophy, relational ethics, solidarity

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