Unconventional life trajectories offer queer people new possibilities and perspectives for their lives. In philosophical terms, they may redefine their existence away from traditional expectations...
The concept of moral responsibility is essential for understanding how individuals can develop themselves both individually and socially while also maintaining strong interpersonal bonds with others....
Can there be moral wholeness in the absence of identity stability, and how might queer lives exemplify such wholeness?
Queer individuals may experience a sense of dissonance due to their...
Queer Temporal Disruption Resists Moral Tyranny of Progress & Productivity
In order to understand how queer temporal disruption resists the moral tyranny of progress and productivity, one must...
Scholars have begun to explore the role of gender and sexuality in timekeeping and chronometry. This has led to an increasing interest in how queer temporalities can impact our understanding of...
Sacred texts are ancient religious works that provide guidance for adherents to lead moral lives. They include stories of individuals who suffered through hardships and found redemption or salvation....
Can moral responsibility in queer lives be redefined through practices of relational accountability rather than adherence to normative law? This is a question that has been debated for years among...
Queer lives have been shaped by many factors that intersect to create unique lived experiences. Among these are societal expectations, personal desires, and ethical responsibilities. Societal...
What is an archival gap?
An archival gap is a gap in the historical record caused by the absence of records that document a particular event, person, or group. This can happen for various reasons,...
The study of queer temporality seeks to understand how individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ experience time and memory differently than those who do not. This can include differences in the way they...