Sexual intimacy is an important aspect of human life that can have a significant impact on how individuals perceive their ethical responsibilities and collective accountability within a group or...
This article is about how non-binary experiences challenge ethical frameworks that rely on stable, binary categories of identity and moral duty. These challenges are rooted in the understanding that...
Queer theory has challenged traditional gender roles and normative conceptions of family and marriage. Queer practices, such as non-monogamy, polyamory, kink, and BDSM, have explored new forms of...
Queer philosophy is an approach to understanding the world that challenges traditional assumptions about gender, sexuality, identity, and relationships. It seeks to challenge the status quo and...
Authenticity is a concept that has been used in philosophy to describe the way an individual presents themselves to the world. It refers to how closely someone's outward appearance matches their...
Queer ontology challenges traditional conceptions of selfhood, moral duty, and personal identity through its focus on non-binary and multifaceted identities. It is rooted in the idea that gender and...
We will explore how erotic desire can be used as a lens to understand the relationship between pleasure and moral duty. We will examine how these concepts are intertwined and why it is important to...
The term "politically turbulent societies" refers to situations where social order is disrupted, often due to political upheaval, economic instability, or cultural conflict. This can lead to feelings...
How does queer ontology destabilize conventional notions of selfhood, moral duty, and personal identity?
Queer ontology is an approach to understanding the world that challenges traditional...
Moral Duty to Defend Marginalized LGBT Communities
Moral philosophy has been concerned with understanding the nature of right and wrong, good and bad, obligation and responsibility since ancient...