Care

Everyone seems to be talking about care these days, but why should I care? In this book, Todd May offers a lucid and comprehensive overview of the current discussions about the many philosophical meanings of care.

-- Joan Tronto, author of Moral Boundaries: A Political Argument for an Ethic of Care

The clear language, humorous asides, and a fairly expansive explanation of major ideas surrounding the meaning of care and care ethics make this short book an excellent resource for undergraduates, non-specialists, and really, anyone who cares about a meaningful life and world.

-- Sally Fischer, Professor of Philosophy, Warren Wilson College, Asheville, NC

If you care about improving your life and becoming a morally better, more caring person – or perhaps especially if you don’t now care about these matters – you will benefit greatly from reading this book. It is astonishing that Todd May has managed to convey so much wisdom in a book so short, humorous, and enjoyable to read.

-- Jeff McMahan, Sekyra and White’s Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of Ox