What is kinship and moral responsibility?
Kinship refers to the social relationships that exist between individuals who are related by blood or marriage. These relationships can take many forms,...
How do LGBTQ+ Family Dynamics Challenge Traditional Notions of Kinship, Hierarchy, and Caregiving?
Traditionally, families are seen as units consisting of a mother, father, and their...
Research shows that there is no one way to define "family" or "kinship." These terms are highly personal and can be interpreted differently depending on culture, history, religion, geography,...
When it comes to love and kinship, there are different forms of expression that people experience. These include romantic love, platonic love, familial love, community love, and more. Each form has...
Prisoners often face separation from their families for extended periods due to the nature of their punishment.
How they conceptualize family, kinship, and emotional responsibility while away from...
Queer philosophy is an emerging field that focuses on exploring the ways in which marginalized groups such as LGBTQ+ people construct meaning and identity in a society that often denigrates them. It...
Can alternative family structures offer insights into broader societal concepts of kinship?
Kinship is an essential social construct that defines how individuals relate to each other within...
The term "kinship" refers to the relationship between people who are not related by blood but have a strong bond that resembles family ties. Historically, kinship has been understood as the...
Families are social groups composed of individuals related to each other through bonds of kinship, marriage, adoption, or cohabitation. They are units of society that can reproduce and pass down...
LGBT people's experiences can offer new perspectives on family, kinship, and belonging. This essay examines how these concepts are transformed when they are understood through the lens of queer...