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Affective Equality: Love, Care and Injustice

Kathleen Lynch, John Baker, Maureen Lyons, Sara Cantillon

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Introduction K. Lynch, John Baker & M. Lyons Which Equalities Matter? The Place of Affective Equality in Egalitarian Theory K. Lynch, S. Cantillon, J. Walsh & J. Baker Love, Care and Solidarity: What is and is not Commodifiable K. Lynch & J. Walsh Love Labouring: Nurturing Rationalities and Relational Identities K. Lynch & M. Lyons Care-Less Citizenship? Public Devaluation and Private Validation K. Lynch & M. Lyons Gender, Social Class and Lone Caring: The Intersectionality of Inequalities K. Lynch & M. Lyons Love Labouring: Power and Mutuality K. Lynch, M. Lyons and S. Cantillon Time to Care, Care Commanders and Care Footsoldiers K. Lynch, M. Lyons & S. Cantillon The Impact of Economic, Social, Cultural and Emotional Capital on Mothers' Love and Care Work in Education M. O'Brien Caregiving Masculinities: An Exploratory Analysis N. Hanlon Living in Care and Without Love The Impact of Affective Inequalities on Learning Literacy M. Feeley Conclusion K. Lynch & J. Baker Appendix Notes Bibliography

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Key concepts: Sociology, Solidarity, Injustice, Intersectionality, Gender studies, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Social psychology