Martha Nussbaum
Martha Nussbaum · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Philosopher of ethics and the capabilities approach
1947, New York City, USA
United States (Chicago, University of Chicago)
Martha Nussbaum is recognized among Jewish contributors to Philosophy & Social Sciences — Philosopher of ethics and the capabilities approach
Nussbaum is a leading philosopher of ethics, developing with the economist Amartya Sen the 'capabilities approach' to human welfare and justice. Born in New York City, she converted to Judaism in 2008 — a background she has discussed publicly — and teaches at the University of Chicago. Her work influences human-development policy worldwide.
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Philosopher of ethics and the capabilities approach
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