The world has recently seen an increase in people who identify themselves outside the binary of male or female. Non-binary individuals may be transgender, genderqueer, agender, bigender, pangender,...
When it comes to balancing desire, obligation, and emotional authenticity, there are several philosophical questions that come up. One of them is whether desires can ever be obligatory and if so, how...
How does exploration of gender identity and sexual orientation influence self-concept, relational authenticity, and moral decision-making across developmental stages
Self-concept is how an...
Personal identity refers to an individual's unique set of characteristics that define them, including their gender, race, religion, ethnicity, nationality, socioeconomic status, physical attributes,...
Philosophy of Resistance is an important concept that has been used to explain how people can make moral decisions when faced with oppression or social restrictions. It involves analyzing the nature...
The relationship between body, spirit, and ethical responsibility has been an important subject of discussion for centuries among theologians and philosophers.
Recent scholarship on queer theology...
"Emotional suffering can be thought of as a powerful tool for guiding moral decision-making."
The term "moral decision-making" refers to the process of evaluating situations and making choices...
1) Introduction
The moral decision-making process is an essential part of everyday life for all people, but it can be especially significant for members of the LGBT community. This is because...
The term "queer" refers to anyone who identifies outside of heterosexual and cisgender norms. Internalized stigma is when an individual believes negative stereotypes about themselves and their group,...
Performativity of Gender and Sexuality
Gender and sexuality are social constructs that have been shaped and informed by various societal factors such as cultural norms, traditions, values,...