Critical Approaches to Care: Understanding Caring Relations, Identities and Cultures

ISBN-13: 9781138781788 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 240 str.

Chrissie Rogers; Susie Weller

Opis

What does 'care' mean in contemporary society? How are caring relationships practised in different contexts? This book takes a nuanced and context-sensitive approach to exploring caring relationships, identities and practices within and across a variety of cultural, familial, geographical and institutional arenas.

Spis treści

Chapter 1. Understanding Care and Thinking with Care  Georgia Philip, Chrissie Rogers and Susie Weller  Section I: Caring within Educational Institutions  Chapter 2. Reclaiming Care in Early Childhood Education and Care  Paulette Luff  Chapter 3. Revisiting Care in Schools: Exploring the Caring Experiences of Disengaged Young People  Uthel Laurent  Chapter 4. At Risk Pupils and the ‘Caring’ Curriculum  Val Gillies and Yvonne Robinson  Chapter 5. A Discourse Analytic Study of Power as Caring Relations in Philippine University Classrooms  Mabelle Victoria  Section I Summary: Caring within Educational Institutions  Paulette Luff, Uthel Laurent, Val Gillies, Yvonne Robinson and Mabelle Victoria  Section II: Caring amongst Communities and Networks  Chapter 6. A Different Way of Caring? An Exploration of Alternative Health Care Relationships  Maxine Birch and Nina Nissen  Chapter 7. ‘Men’s Business’?: Black Men’s Caring within Black-Led Community Organisations  Tracey Reynolds  Chapter 8. Tea and Tupperware: Mommy Blogging as Care, Work, and Consumption  Andrea Doucet and Natasha Mauthner  Chapter 9. Researching 'Care', Family and Neighbourhood in Tehran, Iran  Linda Bell  Section II Summary: Caring amongst Communities and Networks  Maxine Birch, Nina Nissen, Tracey Reynolds, Andrea Doucet, Natasha Mauthner and Linda Bell  Section III: Caring For and About Families  Chapter 10. Foster Care in Ambiguous Contexts: Competing Understandings of Care  Linda Nutt  Chapter 11. Intellectual Disability and Mothering: An Engagement with Ethics of Care and Emotional Work  Chrissie Rogers  Chapter 12. Working at Post-divorce Family Life: The Feminist Ethics of Care as a Framework for Exploring Fathering after Divorce or Separation  Georgia Philip  Section III summary: Caring For and About Families  Linda Nutt, Chrissie Rogers, Georgia Philip  Section IV: Caring across the Life Course  Chapter 13. Who Cares? Exploring the Shifting Nature of Care and Caring Practices in Sibling Relationships  Susie Weller  Chapter 14. Care Arrangements of Transnational Migrant Elders: Between Family, Community and the State  Elisabetta Zontini  Chapter 15. Caring after Death: Issues of Embodiment and Relationality  Jane Ribbens McCarthy  Section IV Summary: Caring across the Life-Course  Susie Weller, Elisabetta Zontini and Jane Ribbens McCarthy