Explore the vital theme of care in New Zealand through 'Past Caring?'. Edited by notable scholars, Barbara Brookes, Jane McCabe, and Angela Wanhalla, this captivating volume offers an in-depth analysis of the role of care in social relationships and its impact on individual well-being. 'Past Caring?' critically examines how care is often woven into the fabric of societal institutions—including families, health systems, and welfare provisions—while frequently remaining unrecognized and undervalued. This essential book brings together insightful essays that delve into the historical, philosophical, and sociocultural dimensions of care, sparking essential discussions about gender, justice, and morality in our society. Each narrative, from a M?ori grandmother's story to the perspective of a Rarotongan leader, presents the diverse face of care both personally and socially. Highlighting personal narratives and impactful case studies, 'Past Caring?' unveils the everyday acts of care that sustain domestic and institutional contexts. With an emphasis on women's history, this book is a significant contribution to understanding the unseen contributions of care that uphold our communities. Perfect for academics, students, and anyone intrigued by the interplay of care, gender, and social values, this volume will ignite thought-provoking conversations surrounding the critical importance of caring relationships in New Zealand. A must-read for those dedicated to examining the essence of care in our society, it challenges us to recognize, reward, and reflect upon the indispensable nature of care in our lives.
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