Many contemporary feminists argue that heterosexual women's love stories are usually portrayed through an idealized romantic lens, while the realities of queer women's lives often go unnoticed. In...
Queer communities have always been a site of resistance against heteronormative and cishet normativity, where individuals who identify themselves as non-binary or non-gender conforming come together...
Introduction to the Ethics of Care, Intimacy, and Relational Trust
Lesbians are women who have romantic and/or sexual attractions towards other women. Lesbian phenomenology is a philosophical...
Lesbian intimacy challenges conventional philosophical understandings of emotional labor and care ethics in several ways. Firstly, it challenges the notion that emotional labor is primarily performed...
The concept of "chosen family" has become increasingly popular in recent years, particularly among queer communities, people of color, and those who have experienced trauma or alienation from their...
How did lesbian feminist activism historically reshape social and political debates regarding labor, sexuality, and care ethics?
Lesbian feminists have historically sought to reshape social and...
Moral philosophy of care is an ethical theory that emphasizes the importance of understanding and attending to the needs of others, particularly those who are vulnerable or marginalized. This...
Care Ethics and Supporting LGBT Youth
Care ethics is an approach to understanding human interactions that emphasizes caring for others as a primary moral value. This approach has been used to...
The following article will explore the importance of lesbian intimacy in understanding relational attunement, emotional co-presence, and care ethics. Lesbian intimacy is defined as the connection...
How does care ethics challenge traditional approaches to ethics and moral decision-making?
Care ethics is a branch of philosophy that emphasizes the importance of care and compassion in...