TO MIND IS TO CARE

Care is key to the life of the mind, since it obliges us to connect and cohere. But we are not inclined to care about what leaves us aesthetically indifferent. We like food to be tasty, tools and machines polished, stories interesting, buildings beautiful, interfa ces slick, just as babies must be cute. This book proposes ethico-aesthetical models of care, in which science does not search for d eterministic outcomes, technology does not lead to abandonment, politics does not induce indifference, and art is not marginalized. To Mind I...[Read more]