The queer identity is one that has often been subject to stigma, persecution, and even violence throughout history.
Recent years have seen a resurgence of interest in exploring and celebrating...
Can Radical Emotional Authenticity Be Systematically Taught or Cultivated As a Queer Ethical Practice?
The idea of "radical emotional authenticity" has been gaining traction in recent years as a...
Queer approaches to joy can be seen as both an ethical intervention and a form of resistance to dominant social and relational structures. Ethics are guidelines for moral decision making, while...
Radical queer aesthetics is an emerging field of study that explores how sexuality, gender, and power are shaped by cultural production and representation. It considers how artists can challenge...
Can queer ethics redefine moral responsibility as radical openness to difference?
Queer ethics is an emerging field of study that explores the intersection of queerness and morality. It seeks to...
A core question at the heart of ethics is how we should live together. What kind of actions are right or wrong for individuals to perform? What kinds of relationships do we value most and why? Ethics...
In a society organized around queer ethics, relationality, and care, there would be a focus on non-hierarchical, consensual relationships between people that prioritize mutual respect, communication,...
Queer Poststructuralist Theory and Ethics
Poststructuralist theory challenges traditional notions of ethics, temporality, and subjectivity by emphasizing the constructed nature of these concepts....
Queer experiences of embodiment, desire, and identity can offer valuable insights into morality. From these experiences, we can gain new perspectives on what it means to be human, how humans relate...
The society would place greater importance on non-traditional gender identities and sexual orientations. This could include respecting individuals who identify as agender, bigender, demigender,...