The term "queer" has been used to describe people who do not fit into traditional gender roles and expectations since the early 1990s. It was initially used by lesbians, gay men, bisexuals,...
Can moral philosophy evolve by learning from queer contradictions?
Queer contradictions are difficult to define because they involve multiple perspectives, but they can be understood as situations...
Moral philosophers have always been intrigued by the tension between moral condemnation and legal equality. On one hand, there is an understanding that moral judgments cannot be enforced through law,...
Moral philosophy is concerned with understanding and determining what constitutes right and wrong behavior, and with providing guidance for ethical decision making. Traditionally, this has involved...
Moral Philosophy is an ancient discipline that deals with the study of human conduct and morality. It has been developed through centuries of discussion and debate among philosophers who have...
Embodied experience refers to the physical sensations, emotions, and thoughts that arise when an individual engages in certain activities such as dancing, playing sports, kissing, or having sex....
Can moral philosophy reconcile the tension between the collective need for stability and the individual's need for freedom of identity? It is possible that moral philosophy can reconcile this...
Moral philosophy evaluates the ethical implications of laws restricting reproductive choices, family formation, or sexual orientation for LGBT populations through several lenses such as individual...
Love is often portrayed as an ideal state of being that surpasses all others, including moral perfectionism. It is commonly held to be a transcendental force capable of transforming individuals into...
Love is an abstract concept that has been explored by philosophers for centuries. It encompasses a range of emotions, feelings, and behaviors that are difficult to define. Liberation, on the other...