Nel Noddings is Lee Jacks Professor of Education, Emerita, at Stanford University. She is the author of Caring (California, 1984), Women and Evil (California, 1989), The Challenge to Care in Schools (1992), Educating for Intelligent Belief or Unbelief (1993), and Philosophy of Education (1995).

• Acknowledgments Introduction: Starting at Home PART ONE. CARE THEORY 1. Caring 2. Harm and Care 3. Needs 4. Why Liberalism Is Inadequate 5. A Relational Self PART TWO. OUR SELVES AND OTHER SELVES Interlude 6. Bodies 7. Places, Homes, and Objects 8. Attentive Love 9. Achieving Acceptability 10. Learning to Care PART THREE. TOWARD A CARING SOCIETY Interlude 11. Developing Social Policy 12. Homes and Homelessness 13. Deviance 14. The Centrality of Education Concluding Remarks Notes Selected Bibliography Index

Nel Noddings is Lee Jacks Professor of Education, Emerita, at Stanford University. She is the author of Caring (California, 1984), Women and Evil (California, 1989), The Challenge to Care in Schools (1992), Educating for Intelligent Belief or Unbelief (1993), and Philosophy of Education (1995).

• Acknowledgments Introduction: Starting at Home PART ONE. CARE THEORY 1. Caring 2. Harm and Care 3. Needs 4. Why Liberalism Is Inadequate 5. A Relational Self PART TWO. OUR SELVES AND OTHER SELVES Interlude 6. Bodies 7. Places, Homes, and Objects 8. Attentive Love 9. Achieving Acceptability 10. Learning to Care PART THREE. TOWARD A CARING SOCIETY Interlude 11. Developing Social Policy 12. Homes and Homelessness 13. Deviance 14. The Centrality of Education Concluding Remarks Notes Selected Bibliography Index

Nel Noddings is Lee Jacks Professor of Education, Emerita, at Stanford University. She is the author of Caring (California, 1984), Women and Evil (California, 1989), The Challenge to Care in Schools (1992), Educating for Intelligent Belief or Unbelief (1993), and Philosophy of Education (1995).

• Acknowledgments Introduction: Starting at Home PART ONE. CARE THEORY 1. Caring 2. Harm and Care 3. Needs 4. Why Liberalism Is Inadequate 5. A Relational Self PART TWO. OUR SELVES AND OTHER SELVES Interlude 6. Bodies 7. Places, Homes, and Objects 8. Attentive Love 9. Achieving Acceptability 10. Learning to Care PART THREE. TOWARD A CARING SOCIETY Interlude 11. Developing Social Policy 12. Homes and Homelessness 13. Deviance 14. The Centrality of Education Concluding Remarks Notes Selected Bibliography Index