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DESCRIPTION:Fall 2026\, Episode 6\, Oct 8\, Rachel Silverbloom\nCare Beyon
d Repair: Fall On Care and Curative Temporality\nThis talk critically expl
ores the common assumption that we ought to care for things\, places\, or 
people because of some future goal of repair\, cure\, or restored well-bei
ng\-a state that is presumed to be both possible and desirable. I argue th
at this understanding of care can\, in certain contexts\, lead to troubles
ome consequences\, and that we need other frameworks to understand how lab
ors of care can be ethically urgent even when repair or survival is imposs
ible\, foreclosed\, or even undesirable.
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LOCATION:powell\, Room Nevins Theatre
SEQUENCE:0
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Bergren Forum\, Care Beyond Repair:
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