Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I
Chapter 1: An Opulence of Virtue
Death of a King
Markets and Morals
An Opulence of Virtue
Chapter 2: Ethical Citizenship
A Crisis of Loneliness
Who Cares?
Ethical Citizenship
The Moral Neoliberal
Part II
Chapter 3: Consecrations: From Welfare State to Welfare Community
The Oath
Welfare Community
Sacred Social
Sacralizing “Activity”
A Temple of Humanity
The Ethical State
Social Capitalism
The Catholicization of Neoliberalism
Part III
Chapter 4: The Production of Compassion
A Heartfelt Citizenship
The Production of Dispassion
The Production of Compassion 1: The Public Management of Virtue
The Production of Compassion 2: Education of Desire
The Production of Compassion 3: Arts of Suffering, Feeling, Listening
The Production of Compassion 4: Empowerment
Doubt
Privatizing the Public Sphere
Chapter 5: An Age Full of Virtue
Super Seniors
An Age Full of Virtue
Labor, Life Cycle, and Generational Contract
Learning to Labor, or, Citizenship as Work
Care of the Self
A New Generational Contract
Chapter 6: Aftereffects of Utopian Practice
The Question of Solidarity
Lavoro or Impegno? Work or Commitment?
Passions at Work
Aftereffects of Utopian Practice
From Politics to Ethics
From Ethics to Politics; or, the Social Life of Social Citizenship
Chapter 7: The Private Face of Privatization
Enemy in the House
The Professor and the Angel
Ethical Citizenship as Relational Labor
The Ethics of Relational Labor
Appearing in Public
Disengagement
Wounding and Healing
Bibliography
Notes
Index
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