Queer temporality is a concept that has gained increasing attention in recent years among scholars who study LGBTQ+ identities, experiences, and communities. It refers to how individuals and groups...
How does non-binary selfhood influence moral agency, ethical reasoning, and narrative identity in diverse social contexts? Non-binary people have unique experiences that shape their identities,...
Self-acceptance is an important component of one's personality that affects various aspects of life, including moral decision-making and relational ethics. In diverse communities where people come...
Can Faith-Based Ethics Evolve to Embrace Queer Existence Without Losing Their Spiritual Coherence?
Faith-based ethics have long been used to guide moral decisions in many religious communities...
Self-acceptance is an essential element in shaping one's moral decision-making and ethical engagement with others. It involves accepting oneself for who one is, including all aspects of one's...
Cognitive and Emotional Processes Underlying Moral Decision-Making
LGBTQ youth often face various challenges when it comes to making decisions that involve their sexual identity and how they...
LGBT people face discrimination due to their gender identity, sexual orientation, or both. This can have an impact on how they perceive themselves, what behaviors are acceptable, and whether certain...
Ethics is concerned with what people consider right and wrong behavior. The term "ethical" is often used to describe something that relates to morals, but it can also be applied to aesthetic choices...
How does internalized stigma affect ethical and moral decision-making among LGBT individuals in intimate and professional relationships?
Internalized stigma is the process whereby individuals...
There has been increasing interest in understanding how queer approaches to relationality, care, and emotional intelligence might enhance philosophical theories of ethics. This paper will explore...