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...
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,...
How might lesbian intimacy provide a phenomenological account of mutual vulnerability and relational ethics?
Phenomenology is the study of how humans experience their world through direct, lived...
Lesbian friendships are relationships that exist between women who identify as lesbians. They are based on mutual attraction and affection without romantic involvement. Lesbian friends may have...
How can queer theological frameworks illuminate dimensions of divine compassion, justice, and relational ethics?
Queer theology is an emerging field that seeks to rethink traditional religious...
The concept of queer philosophy is rooted in the idea of challenging traditional norms and questioning established hierarchies, particularly regarding gender roles and sexuality. By incorporating...
Lesbian intimacy challenges conventional ethical frameworks of care due to its unique characteristics that deviate from traditional heterosexual norms. In this article, I will discuss the impact of...
Bisexual phenomenology is an approach to understanding human sexual desire that challenges traditional binaries between heterosexuality and homosexuality. This approach recognizes the fluidity and...
Sexual desire is a natural part of human life, but it becomes more prominent during puberty. During this time, individuals develop their identity and figure out how to interact with others socially...
There are certain behaviors that people consider immoral or unethical, while others view them as acceptable or even desirable. This phenomenon can be seen in many aspects of life, including sexual...