Liminality is a term that refers to the state of being in-between or on the threshold between one social position and another. It can also be defined as a space where individuals experience...
Lesbian relationships are characterized by intense emotional and physical intimacy that challenges traditional moral theories based on heteronormative assumptions. According to feminist philosophers...
Bisexual ethics are based on the idea that sexual identity is not fixed but fluid and ever-changing. This means that people who identify as bisexual may experience attraction to individuals of...
The idea that gender is not fixed but fluid has become more common in recent years, and this has challenged traditional ideas about what it means to be male or female. This notion can also challenge...
How can queer ethics of care guide relational practices, mutual support, and community accountability in LGBTQ+ spaces?
Queer ethics of care is an approach that emphasizes caring for oneself and...
Can queer believers experience transcendence through relational, embodied, and creative practices? It is often assumed that religious experiences require an external god or divine presence to be...
Which communication strategies and relational practices maintain intimacy, satisfaction, and harmony in long-term same-sex partnerships?
Long-term same-sex relationships are characterized by...
In transgender and non-binary experiences, a unique perspective on what it means to be human is often revealed through the interplay between gender identity and physical appearance. Trans...
Migration has been a significant factor in shaping the development of human societies for centuries. Throughout history, people have migrated to pursue economic opportunities, escape persecution,...