Is erotic pleasure fundamentally individualistic, or inherently relational in its meaning?
To answer this question, we must first define what is meant by "erotic pleasure" and consider how it can...
Philosophers have long grappled with the relationship between individuality and community, exploring how we can balance our need for self-expression and personal growth while also fulfilling...
The phenomenon of passion is often associated with individuals' desire for self-expression and personal fulfillment, but it also carries significant societal implications that can shape how people...
Queer philosophies of care and relationality challenge normative ethical frameworks by questioning the assumption that morality is based on universal principles such as autonomy, justice, or duty....
Can queer theology illuminate the ethical, philosophical, and spiritual dimensions of relationality, care, and human interconnectedness?
Queer theology is an emerging field that explores the...
The study of how transgender narratives reframes philosophical debates on identity, relationality, and autonomy is an important area of research that has gained increasing attention in recent years....
Queer reflection on mortality can be seen as an opportunity to explore the relationship between humans and their environment. In this context, "queer" refers to people who identify themselves outside...
Bisexual identity is an often misunderstood concept, even among those who identify themselves as such. It refers to an individual's attraction towards people of both genders, without regard for their...
The following is an outline of how queer perspectives on mortality can be used to rethink life, relationality, and ethical meanings.
1. Queer theories are grounded in the experience of...
How do queer-informed perspectives illuminate moral questions about vulnerability, trust, and relationality in mental health and clinical ethics?
Queer-informed perspectives challenge traditional...