In contemporary society, there has been an ongoing debate about the validity of same-sex partnerships. This paper will explore how societal norms shape the ontological and moral legitimacy of...
Visibility and Invisibility in LGBT Philosophy
LGBT philosophy is an emerging field that explores the intersection between queer theory, feminist theory, critical race theory, and postcolonial...
Cultural and religious frames often shape people's perceptions about same-sex relationships, which can lead to different levels of morality and emotional acceptance. These views are based on...
Can love exist as an autonomous existential act, separate from social and cultural frameworks?
Love is a powerful force that can be felt deeply within oneself without the influence of society or...
Trans narratives are stories that focus on experiences related to gender identity transitioning. They often highlight issues around autonomy, self-realization, and resilience under societal norms and...
The way people have evolved to fit into society has always been through their ability to express themselves, but this is often limited due to the need to conform. As individuals strive to be accepted...
Anticipatory desires are powerful motivators that shape how people make decisions about their actions and behaviors. They can influence what individuals prioritize in life, affecting everything from...
Autonomy refers to the ability of individuals to make decisions without external interference or influence. It involves being self-directed, having control over one's life choices, and making...
The term "ethical reflection" refers to an individual's ability to think critically about their actions and decisions in relation to societal norms, values, and moral principles. This process can be...
The term "homophobia" refers to an irrational fear or dislike of people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, or asexual (LGBTQIA) and may be defined as a...