Queer philosophy of friendship provides a framework to understand intimacy outside of sexual or romantic relationships. It is an approach to analyzing the emotional connections between individuals...
Queer intimacy, friendship, and relationality have been integral to the construction of ethical frameworks for community solidarity throughout history. These concepts have been used to create...
What is an existential lab, and what makes it possible for a friendship to become one? How do the philosophical concepts of existence and being help explain the ethical dimension of such encounters?...
Queer approaches to friendship and community have been instrumental in challenging dominant normative frameworks around social interaction. By redefining what it means to be friends, these approaches...
Queer friendship refers to friendships between individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+ and have a shared interest in subverting societal norms regarding gender and sexual orientation. These...
A knittable, tender, sometimes chaotic queer friendship is one that is formed through shared experiences, values, and interests. It often starts out as an accidental meeting between individuals who...
What is Intimacy?
Intimacy can be defined as a deep emotional connection between two people that goes beyond just physical attraction. It involves sharing personal thoughts and feelings, emotions,...
The concept of queer friendship is often associated with close, platonic relationships between individuals who identify as LGBTQ+. These friendships are characterized by non-hierarchical,...
What is a queer friendship, chosen family, or networked intimacy, and why does it matter that these different forms of relationship exist? Queer friendships, chosen families, and networked intimacies...
The rise of digital platforms has transformed the way queer individuals interact, connect, and build communities. These online spaces offer an opportunity to find like-minded individuals from...