To understand how queer ethics can redefine the good as something more than just pure and simple, it is important to look at the history of how this concept has been defined in society. In...
Queer philosophy is an emerging field that challenges traditional heteronormative and cissexist understandings of gender and sexuality. It seeks to explore alternative ways of being and relating...
Queer temporality is an emerging field within contemporary queer studies that seeks to challenge dominant linear models of temporal experience, which are often rooted in heteronormative assumptions...
Does Queer Ethics Reject Or Rework Virtue As Performance In Place Of Purity?
Queer ethics has been developed to challenge traditional moral codes and values that are often seen as restrictive and...
In the study of religion, it is often assumed that the divine text is written by god(s) for people to follow.
Some scholars argue that this assumption ignores the fact that these texts were...
One of the most challenging aspects of traditional philosophy and theology is their emphasis on moral absolutes that are often based on outdated and restrictive views. These absolutes tend to favor...
There is a growing interest in exploring the relationship between queerness and ethics, particularly from a post-metaphysical perspective. This approach rejects the idea that there are universal...
Queerness is an approach to life that challenges normative assumptions about gender, sexuality, and identity. It involves a rejection of binary categories and embraces nonconformity, fluidity, and...
I will explore how queer aesthetic practices can function as ethical interventions for cultivating awareness, challenging normative constraints, and fostering inclusive relational and communal...
The focus of this article is on how reflection on mortality and suffering influences queer theological and ethical reasoning. Mortality refers to the finite nature of human existence, while suffering...