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...
LGBT people face challenges in determining their own identity, desires, and actions due to social norms that may impose limitations on them. Philosophical reflection on agency and autonomy provides...
What is a non-binary perspective on personal freedom, autonomy, and social constraints? Non-binary individuals are those who identify outside of traditional male/female gender categories. They may...
The concept of chosen family refers to a group of individuals who come together voluntarily to form a familial bond based on mutual trust, love, and affection rather than blood relation or legal...
LGBTQ adolescents face many challenges that can make it difficult for them to feel empowered and confident in their identities. From discrimination and violence to lack of acceptance from family and...
In this essay, I will explore how the philosophy of freedom of choice impacts ethical arguments regarding lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals' agency and autonomy. This concept...
Queer freedom is a philosophical concept that promotes the notion of individual identity, self-determination, and collective liberation from heteronormative structures. It seeks to challenge...