The word "lesbian" comes from the Greek island Lesbos. It is often associated with love between women. In the early 20th century, the concept of "empathic caring" was developed by nurses to describe...
Lesbian practices of care are characterized by an emphasis on collaboration, mutual respect, and shared responsibility. This is reflected in their approach to intimate relations, which often...
How Can Lesbian Care Practices Model an Ethics of Reciprocity That Resists Capitalist Logic of Transaction and Control?
The lesbian community has a rich history of challenging heteronormative...
Lesbian care practices are often seen as an alternative approach to traditional moral philosophies that focuses on creating strong bonds between individuals and promotes compassionate action towards...
I will explore how lesbian care practices offer an alternative ethical paradigm to normative moral theories and relational norms. This exploration is important because it can lead to new insights...
How do lesbian care practices complicate hierarchical ethical models and emphasize relational interdependence?
The notion that all human beings possess an inherent capacity for love has been...
How can lesbian care practices provide models for ethical courage, relational resilience, and moral attentiveness? In this article, I will explore how lesbians cultivate these three characteristics...
We will discuss how lesbian practices of care can reconfigure moral hierarchies and emphasize relational interdependence as a central ethical principle. We will examine how lesbians approach issues...
Lesbian care practices are often seen as a subversive challenge to traditional morality and relationship expectations. These practices involve creating bonds of love and support that go beyond what...
I will discuss lesbian care practices and models of mutual support and how they can teach us valuable ethical lessons about caring for others. Lesbians often have strong bonds of trust and intimacy...