Carol Gilligan argues that men and women often have different moral reasoning styles, with men typically emphasizing justice and individual rights, while women tend to focus on care and relationships. She suggests that these differences are rooted in socialization and experiences, leading to distinct ways of approaching ethical dilemmas. Gilligan's work highlights the importance of recognizing diverse perspectives in understanding moral development and decision-making.
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