Fidelity is an act of faithfulness to a person, a concept, or a belief. It is the quality of being loyal or reliable towards someone or something. Reciprocity refers to the practice of returning what...
How do lesbian care practices complicate hierarchical ethical models and emphasize relational interdependence?
The notion that all human beings possess an inherent capacity for love has been...
Lesbian relationships are characterized by intense emotional and physical intimacy that challenges traditional moral theories based on heteronormative assumptions. According to feminist philosophers...
In order to understand how moral solidarity can exist without collapsing into moral paternalism or saviorism, it is important to define both terms. Moral paternalism refers to the belief that some...
When it comes to exploring love as an ethical practice that fosters personal growth and social cohesion, we must consider how our perceptions of love are shaped and how they impact our actions. We...
Many contemporary feminists argue that heterosexual women's love stories are usually portrayed through an idealized romantic lens, while the realities of queer women's lives often go unnoticed. In...
Flirtation is a form of communication that involves playful behavior between people indicating an interest in each other beyond friendship. It can be done verbally, physically, or both. Adolescence...
How does dependency alter one's ability to perceive reciprocity and equality in love?
This article will explore how the presence of dependency in an interpersonal relationship can affect an...
In collaborative or professional settings, there is often a natural and expected level of shared experience, interdependence, and proximity among individuals. This can lead to an increased sense of...
Queer Ethics of Care is an emerging philosophy that challenges traditional ideas about gender, sexuality, and relationship dynamics. It proposes that care is the foundation for all human interactions...