Queer theological reflection is a relatively new field that has emerged from the intersection of LGBTQ+ studies and Christianity. It seeks to challenge traditional theological interpretations and...
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...
Is there a distinct queer moral psychology that differs from conventional psychiatric understandings of human well-being? This question has been debated for many years among experts and laypeople...
Poetry and prose have been used to explore the intersection between queerness, emotion, and morality for centuries. Throughout history, literature has served as a powerful tool for expressing complex...
Philosophy is a field of thought that has explored many aspects of human life, including faith, morality, and authenticity. These concepts have also been applied to understand the experiences of...
Queer Experiences of Embodiment, Desire, and Identity Inform Moral Philosophy and Social Justice
Queer people are those who identify themselves outside the conventional heterosexual gender binary....
Queer communities often face unique challenges when it comes to their sense of morality and how they navigate social norms surrounding gender identity and expression. This can lead to feelings of...
Can queer philosophy articulate a moral system grounded in fluidity rather than certainty?
Queer theory is a field of study that emerged out of feminist theory in the late twentieth century to...
Queer chosen families are groups of individuals who come together to form a family unit despite not being related biologically. These families often consist of people who identify as LGBTQ+ or...
The question at hand is whether or not queerness has any impact on one's search for meaning, identity, and moral cohesion. There are many different opinions about this topic, but the answer may lie...