Dr. Grace Clement, Chair/Associate Professor
Dr. Grace Clement
Philosophy House #204
1101 Camden Avenue
Salisbury, Maryland 21801-6860
(410) 677-5074
gaclement@salisbury.edu
Office Hours : M 3:00-4:00;
T 1:00-3:00; W 3:00-5:00; R 1:00-2:00
My main areas of interest are moral theory and questions about the
foundations and boundaries of ethics: How is morality related to human
nature? What are our responsibilities to nonhumans? Are masculine
and feminine approaches to morality different? What is the relationship
between justice and care? I teach classes on Human Nature, Feminism,
Animals and Ethics, and Moral Theory, as well as Introductory Philosophy, Modern
Philosophy and Symbolic Logic. I have written a book, Care, Autonomy,
and Justice: Feminism and the Ethic of Care, and I am currently doing
research on the ethics of human/animal relations and the ethics of organ
donations. I serve as the advisor to the student Philosophical Society at
SU and the co-advisor to the ECI prison discussion group.
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