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"The 1st book I found which engages with various aspects of the political application of Ethics of Care. I am reading it before I attend a conference "Caring Democracy" with J Tronto as the keynote speaker. Prague, 2017"

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"Reflective process is needed to venture into the wider world as well as our intimate musings. This book is a example of caring contemplation on the banal and the horrible in our lives encountered on our journey from birth to death"

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"paradigm shifts can only happen when we value our innate curiosity and ask questions. "

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"D's masterpiece was his last book. This book illustrates the onset of our current ills of society. Our confusion in dealing with the complexity of organic life, is made unresolvable by the linear logic expressed in materiality and its system of Justice. Magarshak's English translation is the best I have encountered and his audiobook version was like participating in a TV series of the most profound nature. The dilemmas are the seamy side of our 'civilised' world. The dystopia is already here. Ethics of care strives to engage more appropriately with our individual and collective complexity. We heal in merit of our complexity. A central chapter describes D's antidote to the derangement of values we live with"

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"Gilligan dared to care about what was missing in research and therefore, theorisation of the human mind, both male and female. This book broke the paradigm barrier which based all human thinking (western and white) on a genderised model of male mindset as the only mind set to value. Ethics of Care is based on shifting paradigms towards equalising our mode of valuing any gender, age, culture and more. "

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"How Justice, unguided by Ethics of Care, does not quite do the job it is supposed to do. "

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"Care premise in its variety and direction: "I don't want to be taken care of [...]" the old frog said. "However, if I could take care of a person, that would be grand." And the aim of the book to reflect on our thinking about life and living"