Can queer friendship become a new moral form of kinship based on transformation, not possession?
A relationship is an association between individuals that can be defined as close, mutually...
Queer kinship is an umbrella term for a range of alternative relationship models that depart from traditional heteronormative norms of bloodline and romantic partnership. It encompasses...
The question of how to form non-familial or non-romantic bonds has been debated for centuries. Some believe that these bonds are impossible without physical attraction, while others argue that they...
Queer aesthetics are forms of visual culture that express and explore gender and sexual identities beyond the conventional binary oppositions of male/female or straight/gay. They emerged from the...
The concept of family has been traditionally understood as being rooted in heteronormativity, with monogamy and procreation viewed as central to its definition.
The field of queer philosophy...
Queer kinship structures are unique and multifaceted forms of family formation that challenge traditional notions of bloodline and biology. They often involve non-heteronormative gender identities...
The term "queer" refers to people who identify with non-traditional gender identities and sexual orientations that deviate from heterosexual norms. These individuals often face discrimination and...
There is an increasing recognition that queer kinship and chosen families are significant for contemporary moral philosophy. Queer kinship refers to non-traditional forms of family organization that...
Can Queer Kinship Reinvent Justice as Radical Compassion?
Queer kinship is a concept that challenges traditional understandings of family and community. It encourages individuals to form new bonds...
Queer kinship and chosen families are alternative models to traditional familial systems that challenge heteronormative assumptions about family structure, gender roles, and relationship dynamics....