In A Different Voice by Carol Gilligan

Merriam Webster defines psychology as the science of mind and behavior. This is a study on how to create, develop, change or impair individual psychology. Carol Gilligan, a professor at Harvard Graduate School, has analyzed psychology and development for many years. Through years of history, women have been conquered. They are considered to be carriers of reproductive and sexual products. However, this is a way of thinking directly related to moral theory.

In her revolutionary work "Different Voices", psychologist Carol Gilligan proposed a different form of morality. Gilligan is ethics based on the principle of development psychologist Lauren Scottberg, not morality based on human relations. Ethics based on principle is to measure the ideal of an abstract 'correct ideal'. Because the stealing is wrong you will not steal from the corner cellar. Human relationship ethics is relational. Because you love their cat, you do not want to steal from the basement of the corner, because you want to confirm that it is being supplied

Carol Gilligan, author of "different voice", introduced the feminist justice theory which explains women's decision. According to Gilligan, women tend to care about ethical issues rather than judicial orientation. This means that unlike men, women believe that relationships are more important to make ethical decisions. Gilligan explained as follows. "From the perspective of justice, the organizational aspects of the relationship changed from inequality / equality to attachment / release.The terms such as" fairness "and" care "have different meanings (34). When deciding whether to confess Minnie, the woman will consider the nature of her relationship with her husband. It is important for their moral orientation.

The abstentionary decision of Mrs. Peters against Minniefos's crime shows how the influence of male authority on women's judgment and concern over women's morals ultimately are important.