The concept of 'chosen kinship' refers to the idea that individuals can choose their own families beyond traditional bloodlines and biological ties. This approach challenges many social norms...
The word “family” has several meanings. It can refer to a biological grouping consisting of parents and children, but it also refers to other groups such as extended families, stepfamilies, adoptive...
Can Family Ethics Evolve to Prioritize Moral Authenticity, Empathy, and the Affirmation of Difference?
Family ethics is often perceived as a set of shared values that are passed down from one...
The concept of "family ethics" is becoming increasingly important in modern society, where traditional values are being challenged and replaced by more progressive ones. Traditionally, families have...
Different types of alternative kinship arrangements, such as polyamory, open marriage, and nontraditional parenting, have been gaining popularity among members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual,...
Media plays an important role in influencing societal norms about various things including family dynamics. In recent times, same-sex couples have started adopting children or conceiving through...
Power dynamics within families are often influenced by various factors, including gender roles, age differences, cultural norms, and socioeconomic status. These dynamics can have significant impacts...
Family ethics can be reimagined to prioritize relational care over biological reproduction. This involves shifting the focus from biological children to non-biological connections like adopted...
Queerness challenges traditional family models by questioning the importance of heteronormative structures, emphasizing personal choice over societal expectations, and embracing diverse ways of...
Cultural Models of Family Shape Ethics of Disclosure
The purpose of this article is to explore how different cultural models of family influence the ethics of disclosure, specifically in regards...