ABSTRACT I draw connections between Hegel’s concepts of recognition and morality and demonstrate how they are compatible with an ethic of care. I explore Hegel’s Sittlichkeit and demonstrate the role that intersubjective recognition plays in the development and sustainment of ethical communities. I demonstrate how his emphasis on the community and interpersonal relationships play an important role in his moral theory. I then contrast Hegelian and Kantian views of morality and argue that Hegel’s account places greater emphasis on attending to the needs of others and showing genuine concern for their well-being. By highlighting the intersubjective nature of recognition between self-consciousnesses, and the interconnectedness of agents in an ethical community, I maintain Hegel’s morality is compatible with an ethic of care because it emerges out of intersubjective mutual recognition and its foundation is built upon responding to the needs of particular others and protecting the bonds of the community.

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黑格尔人的认识和道德与关怀伦理的相容性

摘要我在黑格尔的承认与道德概念之间建立了联系，并展示了它们如何与护理伦理相适应。我将探索黑格尔的《社会科学》（Sittlichkeit）并论证主体间认可在伦理社区的发展和维持中的作用。我展示了他对社区和人际关系的重视如何在他的道德理论中发挥重要作用。然后，我对比黑格尔和康德的道德观，认为黑格尔的论述更加强调满足他人的需求，并真正关心他们的幸福。通过突出认识自我意识之间的主体间性，以及道德社区中主体的相互联系，