The Ethics of Advising

The Ethics of Advising examines the many roles that advice and advising play in our relationships and our moral lives. Drawing on the wide range of responses that advice receives, Monique Jonas presents a unified illocutionary and ethical account of advice grounded in its character as a form of help with practical reasoning.

Monique Jonas is an Associate Professor of Ethics at the School of Population Health, University of Auckland, New Zealand. Her research addresses a wide range of practical ethical challenges. She has served as Chair of New Zealand's Health Research Council Ethics Committee and as a member of the National Ethics Advisory Committee and the National Health Committee.

- Introduction
- Part 1. Advice and Its Norms
- 1: What Is Advice?
- 2: What Advice Is
- Part 2. Challenges of Advising
- 3: The Norms of Advice
- 4: Power and Manipulation
- 5: Responsibility
- Part 3. Contexts and Roles
- 6: The Advice Relationship
- 7: Personal Advice
- 8: Professional Advice
- Conclusion