Philosophy and Mutual Care in Lesbian Friendships
Mutual care is an essential aspect of lesbian friendships that fosters intersubjective understanding between individuals. Intersubjectivity refers...
One way that queer theology engages with divine relationality is through its focus on the idea of God as a loving, interconnected, and inclusive being who desires relationship with all creation,...
The question of how to represent non-binary identities has been a significant issue for many people, especially those who identify themselves as neither male nor female. This problem is compounded...
The idea that one's sense of self is shaped through social interactions has been central to the study of identity since Plato.
Modern thinkers have argued that this understanding of the self is...
The following article is a scholarly exploration of how non-binary ontology's emphasis on relationality and fluidity can lead to an understanding of ethics that is rooted in...
What are some philosophical insights that can be derived from the practice of queer resilience in contexts of marginalization? Queer resilience refers to the ability to maintain one's identity...
Lesbian relational practices have been an important source for reflection on care, reciprocity, and ethical intersubjectivity for many philosophers. These practices involve intense emotional and...
Queer philosophy is an emerging area of inquiry that examines gender and sexual identities beyond binary categories such as heterosexual/homosexual or male/female. It investigates how social norms...
Lesbian desire is a complex and multifaceted experience that has been studied extensively within various fields such as philosophy, sociology, psychology, and literature. It can be defined as an...
Theological discussions about holiness have been preoccupied with issues of purity and impurity for centuries. This has led to the exclusion of many marginalized groups, including LGBTQ+ people from...