Thanks, Eva!
I’m teaching a course this spring on ethics, social justice, and the pandemic. Care and care work will be a significant part of the course as will be the differential impact of the pandemic on vulnerable populations.
I just listened to your podcast and I’m going to assign it for my course.
Dr. Margaret McLaren
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Given what is happening in our country at this moment, this is either terrible timing (because I suspect you are as glued to the screen as I am) or perfect timing (because you want to take a break but the brain can’t do philosophy now).
So here is an interview I did for a KevinMD podcast based on a piece I wrote for the blog on care as political. KevinMD is a blog mostly read by physicians and medical personnel. Its about 15 minutes long. If you like it, please share it.
Eva Feder Kittay
Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Emerita
Stony Brook University/SUNY
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