How can queer approaches to freedom and confinement inform ethical theories about autonomy, constraint, and relational responsibility?
Queer approaches to freedom and confinement involve exploring...
The word "queer" has become increasingly popular since it was coined by queer activists in the 1980s to describe those who do not fit into traditional gender roles and sexualities. Queer literature...
Moral Philosophy for Empowering Marginalized Communities
Moral philosophy has much to offer when it comes to guiding interventions that promote empowerment, resilience, and solidarity in...
Queer approaches to selfhood are characterized by their resistance to the dominant cultural narratives that dictate how individuals should identify and express themselves based on rigid gender...
Philosophy is an ancient discipline that deals with fundamental human concepts, such as consciousness, existence, knowledge, reason, mind, reality, values, ethics, logic, language, communication,...
In the current era, the concept of justice has been used to refer to a system where individuals are treated equally regardless of their social status, gender, race, and nationality.
Scholars argue...
Autonomous individuals have the freedom to make choices based on their own values and beliefs without external pressure or influence from others. This freedom has implications for how they are held...
I will discuss what ethical frameworks are necessary to navigate the complexities of LGBT intimate relationships. First, let's understand why it is important to have an understanding of these ethical...
How can queer temporalities allow for postponed or non-linear engagement with conventional life milestones and societal expectations?
Queer temporalities refer to ways of organizing time that...
The concept of self-identification challenges many assumptions about morality and culture. Self-identification refers to an individual's decision to label themselves according to their own beliefs...