1. Introduction
Queer people have always been marginalized because they don't fit into society's normative standards. They are often seen as immoral, deviant, and disgusting, while their stories...
Queer theology is an emerging field that seeks to explore and critique religious beliefs and practices from a perspective that challenges traditional norms of gender, sexuality, and power dynamics....
The interplay between queerness and religion has been a subject of debate for centuries. While some religions have embraced queer identities and practices, others have denounced them as sinful or...
Affect theory has emerged as an important framework for understanding the interplay between emotions, subjectivity, and social context within queer communities. This approach emphasizes the role of...
In many cultures around the world, people have been forced to suppress their true selves in order to conform to rigid expectations about gender roles, sexual orientation, and religious beliefs...
The aim of this article is to investigate if radical autonomy in LGBTQ life can be considered as an everlasting procedure of self-invention, ethical discussion, and interpersonal involvement....
Non-binary ethical perspectives challenge traditional moral codes and ideals that have been imposed on society for centuries. These principles are based on binary concepts such as masculinity and...
The idea that individuals can achieve liberation from societal norms and expectations through self-determination has been an important concept within queer ethics.
The pursuit of freedom is often...
How do queer social movements conceptualize justice, freedom, and equality across historical and cultural contexts?
This is an intriguing question that has been asked for decades by scholars,...
In the context of religion, what does it mean to be "queer"? Does God approve of homosexual relationships? Are same-sex couples allowed to get married in church? Can they receive sacraments?
The...