Queer philosophy is an approach to thinking that seeks to challenge traditional ideas about gender, sexuality, identity, and relationships. It strives to explore the intersectionality of these...
The modern conception of individual liberty has undergone many transformations throughout history. In ancient times, personal autonomy was linked to the ability to act independently and freely...
Queer Spiritual Resilience and Moral Development
Queer spiritual resilience refers to the capacity for individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, non-binary, or...
Can emotional resilience be cultivated as a deliberate practice of ethical and moral development?
Emotional resilience refers to an individual's capacity to adapt positively to adversity and...
Queer temporalities refer to non-normative understandings of time that challenge dominant Western conceptions of linear, chronological, progressive time. These alternative modes of temporality are...
Sexuality is an integral part of human life and has been a subject of interest for many philosophers, sociologists, psychologists, anthropologists, and scientists since ancient times. Moral...
The article will discuss how experiences of exclusion, devotion, and affirmation shape theological understandings of human flourishing and divine purpose. In the first section, it explores how...
Autonomy is an essential component for striking a balance between personal interests and ethical responsibilities towards others. It refers to the freedom and ability to make choices based on one's...
The LGBT struggle for recognition has many parallels to ancient philosophical debates about justice, equality, and human flourishing. This is because the basic ideas of justice, equality, and human...
How Can Queer Joy Function As A Guiding Ethical And Philosophical Principle For Existential Fulfillment And Human Flourishing?
Queer joy is an emerging concept that posits that joyful living can...