In many religions, sexuality is viewed as sinful or shameful unless it occurs within a heterosexual marriage between one man and one woman.
Some individuals may choose to explore their sexuality...
In the past few decades, there has been an increased awareness of gender identities beyond traditional male/female binaries, leading to new conceptions of selfhood that challenge societal...
The concept of gender is often understood as an internal sense of self that corresponds to the biological sex assigned at birth.
Many people experience their gender identity as different from...
Queer narratives of resistance and endurance provide valuable insights into the concepts of moral agency, relationality, and survival ethics. These narratives reveal how individuals navigate systemic...
In the context of human behavior, the term "anticipation" refers to the process whereby an individual predicts future outcomes based on past experiences or current information. Anticipatory processes...
Societal Recognition Influences Self-Esteem, Identity Coherence, and Moral Agency
How do people's identities develop based on how they are perceived by society? This question is essential to...
I will explore how queer experiences of desire can challenge philosophical assumptions about coherence, stability, and predictability in moral agency. Specifically, I will focus on how these...
I will discuss how queer resilience in chronic illness can inform philosophical understandings of human adaptability, moral agency, and flourishing. Queer theory is a branch of philosophy that...
The concept of "moral agency" refers to an individual's ability to make choices and exercise self-determination within a given context. In relation to queer pleasure, it means being able to actively...
Social marginalization refers to the exclusion of certain groups from mainstream society due to their differences, whether they are physical, cultural, or societal. It is often accompanied by...