Can queer affectivity provide a model for relational ethics grounded in empathy rather than duty?
We will discuss the possibility of using queer affectivity to create an ethical framework that is...
The concept of moral responsibility is essential for understanding how individuals can develop themselves both individually and socially while also maintaining strong interpersonal bonds with others....
Sin and purity are concepts deeply rooted in many religions around the world. They have shaped societal norms and expectations for centuries and continue to influence people's belief systems today....
When considering the interplay between identity, desire, and relational ethics, it is important to acknowledge that these concepts are often closely intertwined and can influence one another in...
In philosophy, the concept of selfhood refers to an individual's sense of identity and how they perceive themselves within their social context. Desire is the motivation behind an individual's...
Queer theology is an interdisciplinary field that examines LGBTQ+ identities, experiences, and practices from religious perspectives. It challenges traditional Christian views on gender, sexuality,...
What ethical possibilities exist when queer love is treated as a co-creative and relationally dynamic practice?
The ethics of loving can be explored through various perspectives, such as...
Sexual attraction between individuals is an inherently complex phenomenon that can evoke intense emotions such as lust, love, desire, and passion. Sexual attraction is often accompanied by physical...
What is selfhood? Selfhood refers to the perception and experience of oneself as an individual entity, with its own thoughts, emotions, desires, beliefs, and actions. It includes the way people...
How does lesbian mutual care illuminate the moral and ontological dimensions of dependence, affectivity, and relational ethics, and what lessons emerge for philosophy of care?
The question of how...