Queer families are defined as those that do not fit into the traditional heteronormative model of a family consisting of a mother, father, and children. Instead, they may include same-sex...
When it comes to queer relationships, there are many different forms of attraction, love, and intimacy that can be explored. These include romantic love, emotional connection, physical affection,...
What would a society organized around queer ethics, relationality, and care prioritize differently compared to contemporary norms?
Queer ethics, relationality, and care are all concepts that have...
Queer practices of solidarity, care, and mutual aid are important for defining ethical relations within marginalized and broader communities. They involve various forms of activism, community...
Feminist Ethics is an ethical theory that focuses on the moral issues surrounding women's rights and their social roles. It seeks to promote equality between men and women while also recognizing the...
Can Principles of Care, Empathy, and Relational Ethics Guide Political, Economic, and Ecological Practices Beyond the Personal Sphere?
Political, economic, and environmental practices are often...
Normalization of Queer Families and Relationships:
Moral Conceptions and Social Responsibility
Queer families and relationships are becoming increasingly accepted in modern society. This change...
Can queer diasporic communities generate alternative paradigms of kinship, care, and moral responsibility? This question has been explored by scholars who study sexuality and gender, particularly...
The concept of traditional family structures is changing rapidly, and modern societies are becoming more inclusive and accepting towards different types of relationships. As such, the notion of...
The current paper will argue that a radical form of care is necessary to disrupt systemic heteronormativity within corporate environments. This argument is grounded upon the assertion that...