Question

please write it using no big words. It needs to be about half a page.

The "ethic of care" refers to personal moral responsibility in terms of your ability to empathize with another person's situation; that is, you consider other people's perspectives when you evaluate your own actions. Write a short essay in which you discuss a time in your life that you practiced the "ethic of care," whether you did so consciously or otherwise. Think about a time in which you made a point to consider another person's feelings when you were deciding about your own actions. What core values came to the surface? What process did you use in your moral decision making? Was the ethics of justice involved? What did you learn about your moral compass and your beliefs about the "Natural Law" of human nature?

Answer 1

We can not live alone. It is our ethical duty to respect others' property as well as public property. Similarly it is our moral and ethical duty to care others' discomfort or problems created by me. If I cause any problem to others, it must happen that in future I will also face the same problem. It is the fundamental principle that if others are not happy we can not live happily.

When we park a car by the road we should not park in such way that it cause problem to other people. Again, if I make sound for my pleasure that may disturb the neighbors, then I must face the similar problem. We should care our neighbors and friends. If I hep my neighbors or friends, then they will also help me. In this way a mutual cooperation grows. It makes our life happy. We can live trouble-free.

We need to be dutiful, judicious and rational. We can not be irresponsible. We need to be friendly and familiar with others. We should help others when he is in danger. We should jointly protest to any injustice. Such ethical duties are universal and we should follow them.