Lupita's Dress: Care in Time

Carol Gilligan's temporally embedded caring subjects reason in terms of relationships with and forward‐looking responsibilities to others, and consider how their decisions will shape future ties. Subsequent work in philosophy and economics has had difficulty developing these aspects because of an underlying social ontology that excludes them. This paper draws on a heterodox tradition, post‐Keynesianism, to develop an alternative social ontology and an analysis of material life that takes time fully into account.