Subject of Care

Explore the intricate relationship between dependency and self-conception in Eva Feder Kittay's thought-provoking book, Subject of Care, published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc in 2003. This compelling collection of essays delves into the profound implications of acknowledging dependency on our understanding of law, political theory, and morality. Kittay invites readers to reflect on how these dynamics influence our perspectives on caregiving and child welfare, alongside critical discussions in feminism and gender studies. With a robust page count of 392, this paperback edition presents an essential philosophical discourse that challenges conventional thinking. Perfect for anyone interested in the intersections of care, politics, and human relations, Subject of Care is a vital addition to the libraries of scholars and casual readers alike.