How can ethics of care inform policy decisions affecting LGBT adolescents?
Ethics of care is an approach to morality that emphasizes the importance of caring for individuals, including their...
Can Non-Binary Impermanence Inspire New Ethics Of Care Based On Transience And Flow?
The concept of impermanence is an ancient one, dating back to Buddhist teachings on the nature of life. It...
A recent trend in philosophical thought is the re-conceptualization of moral responsibility as an ethic of care and interdependence. This perspective argues that moral responsibility can no longer be...
Ethics of care is the idea that moral principles should be based on caring for individuals and their wellbeing rather than abstract rules. It is often applied to healthcare, social work, and...
The concepts of 'queer time' and 'slow time' are intrinsically linked to the ideas of ethics and morals, particularly when it comes to understanding how we interact with others and society. Queer...
I will be exploring the concept of responsibility in intimate, social, and institutional contexts through the lens of the ethics of care and relational autonomy. Ethics of care is an approach to...
Queer friendship refers to friendships between individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+ and have a shared interest in subverting societal norms regarding gender and sexual orientation. These...
The concept of family has always been associated with love and support, but for many members of the LGBTQ+ community, it can also be a source of conflict and confusion. In traditional heteronormative...
Queer philosophy is a field that emerged from feminist studies and critical race theory to challenge the heteronormative and cisnormative assumptions embedded within Western philosophical traditions....
Chosen Families in Queer Communities
Chosen families are informal networks of friends and acquaintances who choose to become family without blood relation. They have been observed in diverse...