How Queer Embodiment Challenges Traditional Theological Categories of Purity, Sin, and Morality
The way people understand their bodies has been heavily influenced by religious beliefs throughout...
Ethical freedom can be defined as a set of values that guide an individual's behavior towards others. It is a way of living life that respects and protects the rights and dignity of all people,...
How do Queer Narratives of Suffering Interrogate Conventional Ethical Frameworks and Historical Memory?
Queer narratives of suffering often challenge traditional ethical frameworks and historical...
Can Queer Love Serve As The Philosophical Foundation Of A New Moral Humanism?
Love is the most powerful human emotion that has ever existed. It can make people do things they would never think of...
The concept of queerness is commonly understood to refer to non-normative gender identities and sexual orientations that fall outside the heterosexual/cisgender binary. Queer theory, however,...
What moral frameworks arise from non-binary experiences that confront the limits of normative ethics and social expectation is an interesting question to explore. Non-binary individuals often...
The concepts of 'queer time' and 'slow time' are intrinsically linked to the ideas of ethics and morals, particularly when it comes to understanding how we interact with others and society. Queer...
Queer Futurity is an important concept that challenges traditional ways of thinking about time, identity, and morality. It encourages people to think beyond the confines of established norms and...
Narratives of survival, resilience, and resistance have been used to explore various themes such as self-determination, autonomy, power dynamics, and social change. They provide an alternate lens...
I will discuss how queer identity operates as a site of epistemic resistance, challenging dominant assumptions about morality, gender, and social hierarchy while producing alternative knowledge. By...