How do desire, identity, and ethical responsibility interact with each other to influence one's ability to thrive? The answer is that these elements are intertwined and have a significant impact on...
The topic of this article is whether queer moral philosophy can reconcile pleasure with responsibility without invoking guilt.
It is important to understand what exactly is meant by "queer" when...
Can Commitment Be Ethical If It Refuses Permanence?
Commitment is an important aspect of any relationship that involves romance, love, friendship, or work. It means taking on responsibilities to...
The pandemic has forced people to stay away from each other due to physical distancing measures.
This can lead to a sense of disconnection which may cause individuals to question their existence....
The idea that time is unidirectional and linear, flowing from past to present to future, has been central to Western philosophy for centuries.
Recent scholarship in philosophy and science suggests...
Marriage is a legally binding contract between two individuals that grants them specific legal rights and responsibilities. In most cultures, marriage is seen as an important milestone in one's life,...
There has been an increasing recognition that traditional universalist moral frameworks are often inadequate for addressing issues related to sex, sexuality, eroticism, and intimacy within queer...
The effects of LGBTQ-inclusive spiritual practices are profound and far-reaching. As people grow spiritually through their experiences with these practices, they develop a deeper understanding of...
Queer Embodiment and Moral Freedom
In order to answer the question posed above, it is essential to define the terms “queer” and “moral freedom.” Queer refers to people who identify outside of the...
Ethical Lessons from Lesbian Intimacy
Lesbian intimacy is an intimate relationship between women that involves physical, emotional, and spiritual connections. It is characterized by mutual...