How do chosen families in queer communities redefine ethical obligations, relational care, and emotional accountability outside of biological kinship structures? The answer to this question is...
Emotional honesty is a crucial aspect of conflict resolution between desire, identity, and ethical obligations. It involves acknowledging and expressing one's feelings, thoughts, and beliefs without...
Can Truth Be Considered An Ethical Obligation In Environments That Reward Silence And Conformity?
The question of whether truth can be considered an ethical obligation in environments that reward...
In modern society, there are various forms of media, such as television, radio, newspapers, magazines, and social networks, which play an important role in forming public opinion and influencing the...
Collective identity is defined as the sense of belonging to a particular social group that shares common characteristics, values, norms, beliefs, and experiences. It shapes individuals' perceptions,...
Emotional autonomy is an important aspect of modern society where people have the freedom to express their feelings without fear of being judged or punished. It can be defined as the ability to...
Lesbian relationships are characterized by an intense closeness that is often based on emotional and physical connection. This paper explores what this closeness reveals about ethical obligations in...
Friendship is an integral part of human life that encompasses various aspects of social interaction between individuals.
Traditional definitions of friendship have been criticized for their lack...
Social hierarchies refer to systems that place individuals or groups within a society based on their perceived worth or value. These hierarchies can be based on factors such as race, gender, class,...
Queer philosophies of care have been gaining increasing attention in recent years as they offer new ways of thinking about how we relate to each other and the world around us. In particular, queer...