In our society, we often associate intimacy, desire, and relationality with romance, love, and attraction towards another person.
There are individuals who identify as asexual and aromantic,...
Can Relationality, Empathy, and Affective Care Re-Define Normative Models of Ownership, Partnership, and Family?
The traditional concept of ownership is rooted in the belief that one person has...
Queer Critique and New Imaginaries
What Forms Might Emerge?
In this essay, I will explore the question of how queer critique can be more than merely reactionary by delving into the possibility...
Philosophy is about understanding fundamental concepts and principles that underlie reality, knowledge, existence, morality, and human life. It is also about critical thinking and reasoning, which...
Can queer philosophy articulate a moral system grounded in fluidity rather than certainty?
Queer theory is a field of study that emerged out of feminist theory in the late twentieth century to...
Queer philosophy challenges several traditional ideas about autonomy, ethics, power, and relationality. Autonomy is the ability to make independent decisions based on one's own free will without any...
Identity is a multifaceted construct that encompasses an individual's sense of self, including their social, cultural, and psychological attributes. In recent years, digital platforms have become...
What would a society organized around queer ethics, relationality, and care prioritize differently compared to contemporary norms?
Queer ethics, relationality, and care are all concepts that have...
How do isolation and digital connectivity shape identity development, relationality, and social integration?
The pandemic has impacted many aspects of human life including the way individuals...
I will explore the ways in which indigenous knowledge can inform alternative understandings of sexuality, gender, and relationality within queer studies. Specifically, I will examine how indigenous...