The idea that there is an inherent tension between joy, desire, and freedom on one hand, and ethical and relational responsibility on the other has been explored by philosophers for...
The concept of pleasure has been an essential part of philosophy since ancient times, but it is often misunderstood as something that is fleeting or superficial.
New perspectives from the field of...
The concept of stable identity has been debated since ancient times. Plato argued that there is an ideal form or essence behind all things, which gives them their being and distinguishes them from...
Moral belongings are often assumed to be defined within specific social norms and conventions.
This assumption is challenged by various philosophical approaches that argue for alternative...
How does queer identity influence philosophical debates on autonomy, freedom of choice, and bodily sovereignty?
The concepts of autonomy, freedom of choice, and bodily sovereignty are central to...
Online and offline LGBTQ+ communities have been recognized to be spaces that foster ethical experimentation and philosophical discourse among their members. Ethics refers to principles and values...
In philosophy, liminality is the study of the transitional state between one thing and another, such as from childhood to adulthood or death to afterlife. Non-binary individuals experience liminality...
Can love itself act as a moral compass in a world of ethical relativism? This question has been debated for centuries by philosophers, scholars, and ordinary people alike. On one hand, some argue...
The purpose of this paper is to explore the philosophical implications of gay romantic attachments and how they relate to emotional satisfaction. In order to do so, it will examine various...
Can divine truth be understood as multiplicity rather than singularity? This is an intriguing question that has been debated by philosophers and religious scholars for centuries. On one hand, some...