In pluralistic societies, there is often a conflict between the demands of individual freedom and the need for collective action. Moral recognition refers to the idea that individuals have rights and...
Moral recognition refers to the way individuals perceive themselves and their actions according to socially constructed norms and values. It is shaped by cultural beliefs, religious teachings,...
In the context of international relations, the moral right to recognition has been established as an essential component of human dignity, while the political right to self-determination is...
How can moral recognition and public respect become ethical imperatives in societies valuing human dignity?
To answer this question, it is necessary to define what "moral recognition" means. Moral...
Does social legitimacy gain moral significance through justice, law, or collective approval?
The question of whether social legitimacy gains moral significance through justice, law, or collective...
How Moral Recognition Contributes to Collective Moral Identity Formation
Moral recognition refers to the process through which individuals recognize themselves as members of a particular social...
Can radical visibility of queer identities be interpreted as a philosophical intervention in social ontology and moral recognition?
There is a significant correlation between how society views...
Social Strategies for Promoting LGBTQ Love
Love is an essential part of human existence that defines who we are and how we relate to others. It encompasses various forms like romantic love, family...
When people engage in queer rituals and cultural practices, they are expressing their sense of belonging to a community. These actions can help shape one's identity and contribute to moral...
Moral Recognition Intersecting with Epistemic Justice
Moral recognition is a concept that refers to the ability of an individual to understand and acknowledge the feelings, experiences, and...