The term "ethical obligation" refers to an individual's moral responsibility towards another person or group, which is often based on their actions and decisions that affect them directly. When it...
Non-Binary Temporality and Evolving Selfhood
Non-binary temporality is a concept that challenges traditional linear time concepts and suggests that time can be experienced in different ways,...
Moral Philosophy is an ancient discipline that deals with the study of human conduct and morality. It has been developed through centuries of discussion and debate among philosophers who have...
When Personal Desires Clash With Familial Duties And Ethical Obligations
When we are faced with the challenge of deciding between fulfilling our own wishes and following through on our family's...
The Phenomenology of Sexual Vulnerability
We will explore how the concept of vulnerability shapes ethical obligations of trust and care in gay partnerships. When it comes to sexuality and...
Sexual creativity refers to the exploration of new ways to express oneself sexually, while ethical obligations refer to the moral principles that guide one's behavior. Relational commitments are the...
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...