In contemporary society, sexual orientation is often categorized into three distinct categories: heterosexuality, homosexuality, and bisexuality. While research has examined how these different...
Can radical autonomy coexist with relational interdependence, and what ethical tensions emerge from negotiating this balance?
The concept of autonomy is central to many philosophical and political...
Trans narratives are stories that feature individuals who identify as transgender, transsexual, or otherwise nonconforming to traditional gender roles. These narratives can be found in literature,...
Ethics is the branch of philosophy that deals with morality and what constitutes good and bad behavior. Ethical frameworks are sets of principles that guide human behavior and inform decision making....
LGBT experiences have become increasingly relevant to philosophical discussions on the nature of human agency and individual selfhood. In particular, they raise important issues related to the...
Society often regulates how individuals express their gender identity and what they do with their bodies. This can be seen through laws and customs that seek to limit the expression of transgender...
Can normative sexual morality withstand scrutiny under contemporary ethical theories of autonomy, consent, and justice?
Sexual morality refers to societal expectations about acceptable sexual...
The term "interdependence" is often used to describe the degree to which one person's actions affect another person's well-being. It can be applied to personal relationships, but it also applies to...
Autonomy is the ability to act independently without being forced by others. Selfhood refers to one's sense of self-identity. Agency is the capacity for independent action. Queer identity is the...
Imagining queer utopias is an essential part of critical thinking about sex, sexuality, intimacy, and romance. It allows us to question and challenge the ways that societal norms have shaped our...