Narrative and storytelling have always been an important part of human existence. From ancient myths to modern novels, stories have helped people make sense of their world and find meaning in their...
Moral duality has been present throughout human history, manifested in various forms such as good versus evil, right versus wrong, and virtue versus vice. This dichotomy exists within each...
Pornography has been a subject of debate for centuries, but its intersection with postcolonial critiques of power and representation is a relatively recent phenomenon. Postcolonial theories look at...
Queer epistemology is an approach to knowledge that challenges traditional ways of knowing and being. It promotes new ways of thinking about gender, sexuality, and relationships through questioning...
How can queer philosophy inform ethical strategies for sustaining emotionally supportive friendships in marginalized communities?
Friendship is an essential aspect of human social life that...
Moral Neutrality and Discrimination/Oppression
Moral neutrality is the concept that individuals should remain unbiased when facing issues of discrimination and oppression. This means that they...
In this essay, I will examine whether it is ethically right to prioritize peace over justice while dealing with discrimination.
Let's consider the meaning of "peace" and "justice." Peace refers to...
The pursuit of joy can be seen as a powerful form of resistance against social and cultural oppression. For centuries, marginalized communities have been denied access to happiness and pleasure, both...
The notion that "queer" suffering can be linked to God's silence has been debated for centuries among religious scholars and practitioners. Some argue that divine silence, when faced with queerness,...
Philosophy is a discipline that seeks to understand the world around us, and one way it does this is by analyzing cultural phenomena such as films, music, and books. Philosophers have been writing...