The idea that care can be seen as an act of love is widely accepted within contemporary society. Care refers to the practice of providing emotional support and assistance to others, often in the...
LGBTQIA+ communities face discrimination that affects their mental health and wellbeing. Lesbian women have unique experiences that require more nuanced research and analysis. Their intimate lives...
How can queer approaches to love, trust, and relationality inform broader philosophical reflections on relational ethics, intimacy, and care? Love, trust, and intimacy are fundamental aspects of...
How Lesbian Intimacy Engages with Ontological and Ethical Questions of Care, Vulnerability, and Relationality: A Detailed Explanation
The nature of lesbian intimacy is intricate and multifaceted,...
I will discuss how queer experiences of relational intimacy can inform ethical theories of care, empathy, and mutual responsibility. Queer experiences of relational intimacy involve a wide range of...
How does phenomenology help us understand the relational dynamics of care in lesbian communities beyond normative ethical frameworks?
Phenomenology is a philosophical method that studies the lived...
The idea that one's romantic attractions may shift from time to time is nothing new. Many people experience this shifting pattern of desire throughout their lives for various reasons. While some may...
Adolescence is an important time in life when young people are exploring their identity and forming relationships. It's also a time when they may be exposed to different messages about sex and...
Lesbian phenomenologies offer unique insights into the dynamics of intersubjectivity, particularly in terms of the ethics of trust, intimacy, and care. These concepts are essential to understanding...
Chosen family refers to a network of individuals who have intentionally formed bonds that go beyond blood relations. This network can be created based on shared values, beliefs, interests, or...