Moral identity refers to an individual's belief system and value set that informs their decision-making process. When a person experiences sexual violence, it can significantly impact their moral...
Queer believers may have different understandings of morality than those around them due to various factors such as religious beliefs, gender identity, cultural background, personal values, and...
The concept of "collective memory" refers to the shared memories that a group of people have about their past experiences, beliefs, values, and traditions. Collective memory plays a crucial role in...
Radical aesthetics refers to an approach that focuses on exploring the relationship between art, politics, and society. It aims to challenge traditional norms and values through experimentation with...
A person's body is often seen as a site of both physical and emotional experience. In particular, it can be viewed as an embodiment of social morals and values regarding sex, sexuality, intimacy, and...
How does the reinterpretation of sin redefine moral identity for queer people of faith?
Sin is often defined as behavior that violates religious laws, ethics, or morality.
Different religions...
In today's fast-paced world, it is easy to get caught up in our day-to-day responsibilities and forget about the small details that contribute to our overall sense of morality.
By paying attention...
In literature, film, and popular culture, stories of forbidden love have captivated audiences for generations. From Romeo and Juliet to Twilight, these tales often depict young people falling in love...
Desire is an important aspect of human life that can be expressed through a variety of means such as physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual. It is often associated with sexuality and can...
Political culture refers to a set of beliefs, values, attitudes, behaviors, and expectations that inform how people view their social world, including politics. Political culture shapes individuals'...