The idea of "chosen families" has gained increasing attention and significance in many different spheres, including but not limited to personal life, politics, social justice movements, and cultural...
The concept of caring, empathy, and relational ethics has been studied extensively across disciplines, including philosophy, sociology, psychology, anthropology, and economics. These principles are...
Families are essential to human societies, providing support and emotional connection.
Traditional family models have been criticized as being limited and excluding many individuals. Queer...
Queer networks refer to communities where individuals identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, non-binary, or asexual (LGBTQIA+), often outside of traditional heterosexual...
Throughout human history, family has been an integral part of society. Families have served to provide support, protection, and nurturing for individuals as they grow and develop.
Traditional...
How can futures be envisioned and built through practices of imagination, relational ethics, and radical queerness? These concepts are closely intertwined and have the potential to create new ways of...
Intergenerational dialogue involves communication between people from different generations, typically involving individuals with significant age gaps. This type of conversation is often about...
Can Queer Childhoods Reshape Philosophical Understandings of Growth, Selfhood, and Relational Ethics?
The term "queer" refers to individuals who identify themselves as having nontraditional sexual...
The concept of family is often associated with traditional gender roles and heteronormative structures.
Within queer communities, there exists a unique form of family known as "chosen families,"...
Can a moral framework grounded in relational ethics accommodate queer, nontraditional, and fluid family structures?
Relational ethics is a moral philosophy that focuses on the relationship between...