The concept of queer temporality refers to an alternative way of understanding time that challenges traditional linear and sequential models of time. It emphasizes the importance of non-binary and...
Spiritual practices that are grounded in nature and embodiment can provide a framework for understanding the interconnectedness between human beings and their environment, a concept known as "sacred...
The idea that humans are fundamentally different from non-humans has been an integral part of Western philosophy for centuries.
This view is being challenged by queer theory which argues that...
Queer relationality is an emerging concept in ethics that challenges traditional notions of individualism and autonomy, emphasizing the importance of interdependency and care in ethical decision...
Queer theory is an academic approach to culture that focuses on issues such as sexual identity, gender, and race. It explores how these identities are constructed within social and historical...
How does queerness challenge traditional ways of thinking about species boundaries? Queer identities have historically been marginalized and oppressed, yet they offer valuable insights into how to...
Philosophy and Ecology
Philosophers have traditionally studied the nature of reality, existence, knowledge, being, and values. More recently, they've explored environmental issues such as...
Queer theory is an interdisciplinary field that emerged within feminist and gay liberation movements in the late twentieth century. It challenges the traditional ideas about sexuality, gender,...
The concept of caring, empathy, and relational ethics has been studied extensively across disciplines, including philosophy, sociology, psychology, anthropology, and economics. These principles are...
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...