Philosophy has always played an important role in shaping our understanding of human behavior and emotions. This includes the ways in which we approach and form connections with others, including...
Lesbian desire is an intricate and dynamic force that plays a central role in shaping the interconnection between intimacy, ethical responsibility, and phenomenological experience for queer women. It...
Lesbian Phenomenology of Intimacy & Care
Love and affection are intrinsic human needs that play an essential role in people's lives. They form the basis for creating meaningful connections between...
To begin this exploration of how family structures can be reimagined philosophically through LGBTQ+ lived experiences, it is important to define what "family" means in the context of queer theory....
The concept of 'joy' has been central to many philosophical discussions throughout history, but its relationship to human morality and ethics is often underdeveloped. Queer perspectives on joy, play,...
The term 'queer' is often associated with nonconformity to social norms regarding gender identity and sexual orientation, particularly within LGBTQIA+ communities.
It also has broader implications...
The notion of autonomy has been central to Western liberalism since its emergence in the early modern era. Autonomy is often seen as a key value for individuals, enabling them to make their own...
Queer theory is an intellectual movement that emerged in the late twentieth century to challenge traditional understandings of gender and sexuality. It has been used to analyze power structures,...
Queer Theory is an academic discipline that seeks to challenge traditional assumptions about gender, sexuality, and identity. It emerged from feminist and gay liberation movements in the late...
The idea of care is central to feminist theory, particularly as it relates to queer theory, which emphasizes that care is essential for all people, regardless of gender identity or sexual...