Human Dependency and Christian Ethics

Discover the profound insights of "Human Dependency and Christian Ethics" by Sandra Sullivan-Dunbar, published by Cambridge University Press in 2017. This thought-provoking hardback spans 254 pages and engages in an interdisciplinary dialogue that bridges the gap between Christian love ethicists, feminist economists, feminist political theorists, and scholars of the global care economy.

Sullivan-Dunbar's work is crucial for anyone interested in the intersections of social ethics and dependency psychology. The book proposes essential elements for developing a robust ethic of love and justice in the context of dependent care relations. Ideal for scholars and practitioners alike, this title invites readers to explore the complexities of care and ethics in our interconnected world. Enhance your understanding of Christian ethics and the global care economy with this essential addition to your library.