 Another distinctive approach to bioethics employs the insights of feminist ethics. Feminist approaches to bioethics offer a framework for approaching bioethics at least in the sense of developing and adhering to a certain set of theoretical commitments. Some of those commitments address forms of moral reasoning, some address substantive commitments about how to bring about a more just social order, and some address questions about which perspective should take priority in the analysis of a bioethical issue. Some contend that bioethics has largely ignored work in feminist ethics more broadly, making it all the more crucial that a feminist approach to bioethics act as a corrective to various trends (such as an inattentiveness to social context, and an emphasis on liberal individualism) (Wolf 1996a). Suggestions abound as to how a feminist approach can, and in fact does, do that.