Is embodiment itself a form of philosophical knowledge in queer lived experience? This question has been debated extensively within the field of philosophy, but it is particularly relevant to those...
I will discuss the role of philosophy in guiding mentoring and support within multigenerational families. Philosophy is concerned with understanding reality through critical thinking and reflection,...
The concept of marginalization refers to the act of excluding someone from society or a group due to their identity, beliefs, or behavior. This can take many forms such as social, political,...
There has been an increasing focus on the epistemological implications of queer relationships. Epistemology is concerned with how we come to know what is true and reliable in the world around us. It...
Moral censorship is a form of control over the expression of ideas and behaviors deemed objectionable to society's standards of morality. While it can be useful for preventing harmful actions like...
Can queer joy be understood as epistemic knowledge and ethical reflection? This is a question that has been raised by scholars and activists alike in recent years. Queer joy can be defined as a state...
There has been an increasing awareness among educators and researchers about the impact of attention without understanding on students' learning and development. This phenomenon is characterized by...
Peer discussions and social interactions play a significant role in shaping adolescent sexual knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors. These interactions provide opportunities for young people to learn...
Curiosity is an innate human trait that drives us to explore new things, gain knowledge, and seek answers to our questions.
When it comes to certain subjects, such as sex and sexuality, curiosity...
Desire is a fundamental aspect of human existence that has been studied extensively by philosophers and psychologists alike. It encompasses a wide range of emotional states, including but not limited...