Abstract:
Under care ethics, females have been recognized as moral subjects. Accordingly, moral education has rid itself gradually of moral discrimination to women, advancing from homogenized moral equality to polarized moral equality. However, while care ethics leads females out of moral discrimination, it falls into the dilemma of moral gendering, slipping from gender discrimination to gender exclusion. To get out of the double dilemma of gender discrimination and gender exclusion, it must be clearly recognized that care is a universal concept of human moral education. Therefore, either care as moral value or care as form of moral education ought to be shared by both genders.
