The Subject of Care: Feminist Perspectives on Dependency

摘要: Chapter 1 PART 1. CONTESTING THE "INDEPENDENT MAN" 2 A Genealogy of Dependency: Tracing a Keyword the U.S. Welfare State 3 Autonomy, Reform, and Meaningful Work 4 Dependency Choice: The Two Faces Eve 5 2. LEGAL AND ECONOMIC RELATIONS IN FACE OF DEPENDENCY 6 Right to Care 7 Subsidized Lives Ideology Efficiency 8 Work, Women, Global Economy 9 3. JUST SOCIAL ARRANGEMENTS FAMILIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR 10 Justice Labor 11 Future Feminist Liberalism 12 Masking Political Role Family Rhetoric 13 4. CARE CASES SPECIFIC VULNERABILITY 14 Decasualization Eldercare 15 When Caring is Just Caring: Mental Retardation 16 Poverty, Race, Distortion Case Kinship 17 "Doctor's Orders": Parents Intersexed Children 18 SECTION 5. DEPENDENCY, SUBJECTIVITY, IDENTITY 19 Subjectivity as Responsivity: Ethical Implications 20 "Race" Identity 21 Dependence on Place, in Place