新常态中不新鲜的是:从女权主义的伦理角度看待COVID-19

E. Gilson
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本文认为,针对COVID-19大流行的主要应对措施加剧了易受伤害的差距,因为这些应对措施只是试图回到病毒爆发前的状态。尽管2019冠状病毒病的广泛影响使相互依存更加鲜明,但潜在的社会文化对脆弱性、相关性和依赖性的贬低加剧了结构性不平等。那些已经被剥夺权力和处于不利地位的人被置于更加危险的境地。女性主义的伦理观点认为,脆弱、关系和依赖是不可避免的,也是生活的核心。因此,这种观点可以深入了解为什么对病毒的一些主要反应是不公正的,以及对大流行的更合乎道德和更社会公正的反应可能是什么样子,从而促进社会健康和身体健康。
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WHAT ISN’T NEW IN THE NEW NORMAL: A FEMINIST ETHICAL PERSPECTIVE ON COVID-19
This essay argues that dominant responses to the COVID-19 pandemic redouble disparities in vulnerability to harms because these responses simply attempt to return to conditions prior to the outbreak of the virus. Although the widespread impact of COVID-19 has made interdependence more vivid, the underlying sociocultural devaluation of vulnerability, relationality, and dependency has intensified structural inequalities. People who were already disempowered and disadvantaged have been consigned to even more precarious conditions. A feminist ethical perspective avows vulnerability, relationality, and dependency as conditions that are both unavoidable and central to life. Such a perspective thus provides insight into why some dominant responses to the virus are unjust and what more ethical and more socially just responses to the pandemic, which foster social health as well as physical health, might look like.
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