Starting at home: caring and social policy

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Feminism, Gender, and Intersectionality Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues Social Sciences and Policies

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Acknowledgments Introduction: Starting at Home PART ONE. CARE THEORY 1. Caring 2. Harm and Care 3. Needs 4. Why Liberalism Is Inadequate 5. A Relational Self PART TWO. OUR SELVES AND OTHER SELVES Interlude 6. Bodies 7. Places, Homes, and Objects 8. Attentive Love 9. Achieving Acceptability 10. Learning to Care PART THREE. TOWARD A CARING SOCIETY Interlude 11. Developing Social Policy 12. Homes and Homelessness 13. Deviance 14. The Centrality of Education Concluding Remarks Notes Selected Bibliography Index

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