For caring, whether paid or unpaid, like other forms of labour, exists predominantly in its alienated form but also contains within itself glimpsed moments of an unalienated form. It is important with all forms of labour to insist that the experience of the unalienated form is located-however fleetingly-within the alienated, as otherwise we have no means of conceptualizing-however prefiguratively-the social relations and labour processes of a society which has overcome alienation. ( Rose 1994:40) )