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Creative Mothering
In Fritz Allhoff & Sheila Lintott (eds.), Motherhood ‐ Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 29–40 (2010-09-24)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Bedtime Stories It's For Your Own Good; Or Is It? Truth, Lies, and Parental Whoppers Lies, Rights, and Rationality Conclusion: It Isn't Easy Being Honest Notes.Author's Profile
creative mothering, lying ‐ and the lying mothers who tell them bedtime stories and putting 5‐year‐olds to bed role that lying plays in parenting ‐ deliberate deceit embedded, interwoven in practice of childrearing Jean Piaget, children under the age of eight ‐ not knowing what lies and forbidden words are most lying, deserve moral condemnation ‐ but parental lying constitutes an exception For Kant, being truthful ‐ sacred and absolutely commanding decree of reason John Stuart Mill, British philosopher ‐ moral theory, utilitarianism judging morality of actions based on consequences utilitarianism, not as forgiving about lying ‐ finding something uncomfortable in the thought truth, lies and parental whoppers lies, rights, and rationality
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