I will discuss how queer experiences of relational intimacy can inform ethical theories of care, empathy, and mutual responsibility. Queer experiences of relational intimacy involve a wide range of...
Queer partnerships are unique forms of romantic and sexual relationships that involve individuals who do not identify themselves as heterosexual. In these types of partnerships, there can be several...
Can Impermanence Be Integrated as a Virtue Within Queer Relational and Ethical Frameworks?
Impermanence refers to the principle that everything is subject to change and nothing lasts forever. In...
In a world that is still deeply heteronormative and cisnormative, it can be challenging for queer individuals to find meaningful connections with others who share their experiences. This lack of...
There has been increased attention to queer relationships. Queer relationships are often characterized by a lack of conformity to traditional gender roles and a rejection of heteronormative...
How does the negotiation of consent in queer relationships reveal deeper moral structures of trust and autonomy?
Consent is an essential aspect of all human interactions, particularly in...
In the world of queer aesthetic practice, ethics and relationships are key aspects that play an important role. This practice involves exploring alternative ways of being and expressing one's...
The term "queer" has been used to describe people who identify outside traditional gender norms and sexual identities for many years. But the concept of queerness can also be applied to a more...
Can anticipation in queer longing become a mode of time that resists linear futurity? Queer people often experience an unusual temporal relationship to their desires, which can be understood through...
In this essay, I will explore the idea that bisexual narratives of desire are often transversal, meaning they cross through time, gender, identity, and possibility to create new forms of...