Introduction 1. Confluences A Body-Centred Morality The Particular against the General What Is Moral Reasoning? Internal Nature, External Nature Gaps 2. The Empire of Coldness The Withering of Experience, Commensurability, Fetishism and Self-Preservation. Forgetting Others The Withering of Lived Experience Commensurability and Interchangeability Fantasmagoria and Fetishism Self-Preservation Reflections on the Thesis of ‘Forgetting’ Forgetting as a Political (not Cognitive) Category The Human Being, A Figure without Substrate 3. A Forgetting in the Thesis of Forgetting Adorno and ‘Woman’ The Gender Order: Adornian Insights and Blind Spots Cold, Furiously Cold Women Gendered Moral Dispositions: A Reading of Care Theories Coldness and Caring for Others after Late Capitalism The Temptation of ‘Emotional Capitalism’ Counter-Arguments 4. Concern for Others in a Wrong World The Fragility of Concern for Others in Acts The Impossibility of Moral Knowledge Disadjustments and Reversals Moral Powerlessness, Political Power The Moral ‘Wrongness’ of Concern? Bibliography