Adaptive preferences and women's empowerment

Adaptive preferences and women's empowerment / Serene J. Khader.

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Year of Publication:2011
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Adaptive preferences and women's empowerment [electronic resource] / Serene J. Khader.
Oxford : Oxford University Press, c2011.
ix, 238 p.
Studies in feminist philosophy
Includes bibliographical references (p.[221]-232) and index.
A deliberative perfectionist approach to adaptive preference intervention -- Adaptive preferences and choice: are adaptive preferences autonomy deficits? -- Adaptive preferences and agency: the selective effects of adaptive preferences -- The deliberative perfectionist approach, paternalism, and cultural diversity -- Reimagining intervention: adaptive preferences and the paradoxes of empowerment.
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
Well-being Social aspects.
Well-being Psychological aspects.
Preferences (Philosophy)
Oppression (Psychology)
Choice (Psychology)
Women Developing countries Social conditions.
Feminism.
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Studies in feminist philosophy.
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