The differences between how individuals negotiate their identities in collectivist cultures and individualist cultures can be significant. In collectivist cultures, identity is often more closely...
This article examines how radical self-expression can clash with communal moral norms. The author argues that while there may be some overlap between these two concepts, ultimately they cannot...
The concept of relational multiplicity is the idea that human experiences can be understood through multiple perspectives, including the ethical, existential, and phenomenological dimensions. This...
The moral responsibility of friends can be complex, especially when it comes to situations where one person's actions threaten to undermine the ethical values of the group. In such circumstances,...
In lesbian communities, mutual care is an essential aspect of relationships that extends beyond the boundaries of a dyad to involve communal networks. This means that when one member of a couple...
Psychological Acceptance is an important concept in understanding how individuals perceive their identity and the world around them. This concept can be applied to different aspects of society, such...
Adolescent Emotional Interpretation of Tension Between Personal Independence and Relational Commitment
In today's modern society, the issue of emotional interpretation of the tension between...
Cultural frameworks are sets of shared values, beliefs, customs, norms, traditions, and practices that guide behavior within a particular society. These frameworks provide individuals with a sense of...
The term "queer" is often used to describe people who do not identify themselves as heterosexual, cisgender, or binary gendered. This can include lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex,...
The transformation of private desire to public loyalty is an important component of many religious and political movements. This process can be traced back to ancient times and continues today...