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Care and Capitalism
Why Affective Equality Matters for Social Justice
Kathleen Lynch
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Dedication
Care and Capitalism is dedicated to all those who work and struggle to promote a more loving, caring and socially just world, and to the memory of my mother, Molly Neylon-Lynch, who loved and cared for so many throughout her long life of 104 years.
Acknowledgements
Financial support from the Irish Research Council (IRC) Advanced Research Project Grant (Advanced RPG) (RPG2013-2) to research Equality of Opportunity in Practice: Studies in Working, Learning and Caring provided me with the opportunity to write this book. I am deeply grateful to the IRC for what Bourdieu termed ‘the freedom from necessity to write’.
I also want to express
