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ca-4807	Seaver, Nick	Care and Scale: Decorrelative Ethics in Algorithmic Recommendation	2021		.htm	text/html	11179	573	52	Care work is necessary to produce any sort of world, not only the ones we might deem desirable. Like Whitman’s decorrelation of care from scale, this transformation opens up a space of analytic possibility: it makes it possible to see care in sites of violence or harm, like rape crisis centers (Mulla 2014), and to recognize that locations full of good feeling may be careless, such as international circuits of care work that exclude and oppress (Murphy 2015).7 It has also facilitated studies of care that leave the prototypical dyadic scenes of caring and follow care “across many scales and dimensions” (Mattern 2018): caring for ecosystems, populations, or infrastructures (Stevenson 2014; Bocci 2017; Ishii 2017).	cache/ca-4807.htm	txt/ca-4807.txt